Sentence examples for often make dancers from inspiring English sources
Choreographers often make dancers fall and rise.
To tell her plots economically, Page often made dancers bustle about in seemingly breathless fits of gestural fussing.
"Coppelia" can make dancers buoyant.
Meanwhile, Mr. Morris often makes his dancers look weaker than they are: there is a circle dance in which they are asked out of nowhere to do a forward jump (jeté en attitude, arms opening à la Bournonville), and the phrasing is so clumsy that you notice less the dancers' warm, open manner than the low elevation and the thudding arrival.
After Casa Patas closes, flamenco dancers and musicians and their fans often make their way to nearby El Candela, at 2 Calle del Omo.
(Siobhan Burke) ★ Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet (Wednesday through July 7) This New York-based troupe has won a fervent following for its excellent dancers and innovative programming, often commissioning choreographers based in Europe who don't often make it to the United States.
GOVERNMENTS often make lousy investors.
Burger-flippers often make more.
"A Chorus Line" really made dancers principals [lead performers].
The throbbing, propulsive choreography often makes the ensemble members look like dancers cavorting in a disco.
