Sentence examples for one dancer from from inspiring English sources

One, "Dancer" from 1885-90, depicts a lone dancer on a stage as she is about to take her bow.

After Mr. Williams and Ms. Nichols, in pink, entered, all the pairs were mixed: one dancer from each troupe.

She held auditions and hired one dancer from Mali and four from Burkina Faso, including a 12-year-old girl.

There are also four African-Americans -- Mr. Lemon, Carlos Funn, Yeko Ladzekpo-Cole and David Thomson -- and one dancer from the Ivory Coast, Djedje Djedje Gervais.

For example, one dancer from LA flew to Berlin to date me.

Although the intention was to showcase the individuality of the dancers, the choreography seemed to favor bravura jumps and spins over more nuanced expression, and the murky lighting and uniform costumes made it hard to distinguish one dancer from the other.

Mr. Solomons talked of a call he received from one dancer on the program, who had heard of the company and wanted to join.

Ms. Chung expresses those shifts chiefly through grappling partnering and by having one dancer turn away from the other.

Strong emotional connections between these dancers appear to drive their movement, and individual personalities emerge, particularly in the brief moments when one dancer breaks free from the ensemble.

Later Lee Serle walks from one dancer to another, describing what he or she is doing ("She's putting on a mask"; "He's jumping up and down").

A group of Indian dancers reached for her hand to dance the Quinuoa Saruch, a folk dance that marks the planting of potatoes, and Ms. Karp roughly knew the three-step and smiled widely as she was twirled from one dancer to another.