Sentence examples for partnering in which from inspiring English sources

The second movement's pas de deux abounds in the poetic effects of partnering, in which Mr. Wheeldon specializes.

The dancing calls for a strong abdomen and unusual partnering in which one dancer seems to float around the waist of another.

There are also simple but ambiguous sequences of partnering, in which the one who does the supporting sometimes takes on the quality of an official, the one supported that of a prisoner or victim.

Inspired by the film "The King of Hearts," "Pollen" takes two couples (Jennifer Emerson and Walter Cinquinella, and Helen Hansen and Yarden Ronen) through the motions of love, expressed most strongly in skewed partnering in which the men support the women in unexpected ways.

But the more vigorous movement in "Arirang" is familiar and too similar to other works on the program: there is bland, athletic partnering, in which one dancer crashes into the other and is propelled into the air, as well as spinning dips to the floor.

Much of the choreography is a collage of athletic positions — lunges, squats or crossing the ankle over the knee — mixed with predictable formations and partnering in which the women jump into the arms of men who hold them across their chests while turning.

1.6 Frequent flyer program means any program offered by an airline or program partner in which awards are offered to program members.

If you wrote music for dance — Merce Cunningham was Cage's longtime partner — in which dance and music went their separate ways?

He then displays an early Guardian article about the partners, in which he is referred to, even in the headline, as "Stephen Mitchell".

Renault also was helped by a dividend of €1.2 billion from Nissan Motor, its Japanese alliance partner, in which it owns a 43.4 percent stake.

Officers were responding to a call from Arrone's partner, in which the woman claimed Arrone had held a gun to her head.