Sentence examples for perfect turnout from inspiring English sources

Then he adds that, if the Bolshoi dancers had perfect turnout, they would not be able to do the high jumps that they are famous for.

This is why Pavlova lacks the perfect turnout one finds in Vera Trefilova.... Pavlova's legs are lanky and muscular, taut like a goat's...

She had neither textbook feet (though hers were so eloquent that they left indelible memories) nor perfect turnout of the legs, but she opened herself out glowingly, as if hungering for the most exposed positions and most incisive rhythms.

When Yaoqian Shang of the Royal Ballet School executed the fouetté turns in the "Corsaire" pas de deux, the perfect turnout of her supporting leg was like a diagram of how that part of the step should look but seldom does.

Our current paper-voting system isn't perfect: Turnout is crap, politicians can already indirectly buy votes by promising development or massive advertising expenditures, and people are for the most part disengaged from politics between elections.

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But the work's playful spirit helps compensate for discrepancies in ability here a demi-plié meets a dab, perfect turnouts meet less-than-perfect but energetically attempted twerking.

But in truth, added Ms. Lebowitz, who by then had perfected her own discreet turnout of mostly dark men's suits and Brooks Brothers shirts: "some of us, we cared only about what we looked like.

It's a perfect concoction for negative GOP turnout, particularly if you add a shoddy get-out-the-vote operation. .

Even with picture perfect weather, early counts suggest that voter turnout has been light in Chicago, though areas outside the Democrat-controlled city are faring slightly better.

With a low speed limit, it's perfect for a mellow tour, stopping at scenic turnouts to check out the York and James Rivers.