Sentence examples for pedestrian movements from inspiring English sources

"I think my improvisation process finds how big movements are amplifications of pedestrian movements".

Paul Taylor had shocked audiences with his use of pedestrian movements.

Throughout "Deluxe Version," Ms. Melnick continually reiterates such gestures and phrases, which infuse pedestrian movements with poetics.

The introductory solo for Deborah Lohse is nicely wacky, a staccato array of often gawky and brisk pedestrian movements imposed onto slow music from a Bach cello suite.

In "For M.G.," she turned back to the simple, pedestrian movements and the essential questions about what dance could be that she had examined at the very beginning of her career in the 1960s, with the Judson Dance Theater.

The man's stillness helps you appreciate every iota of the movement executed by the two others, even though one of them is largely recumbent, and the other is doing variations on everyday pedestrian movements.

Pedestrian movement has a place in the design of classical ballet.

Casually sensuous inflections of ordinary pedestrian movement turned out to be precisely choreographed.

The arrangement, however, impedes pedestrian movement on the four blocks between Hall Street and Emerson Place.

I'm thinking particularly of our focus on pedestrian movement and our continuing fascination with it.

Mr. Munisteri has a more classical sensibility, mixing ballet with pedestrian movement and a grounded weightiness.