Sentence examples for perform a ballet from inspiring English sources
Really, we need to perform a ballet 10 times".
As many as eight robots perform a ballet around each vehicle as it stops at each station along the line for just five minutes.
Martins programmes as wide a selection as possible - but the downside is that each principal dancer only gets to perform a ballet once or twice.
She was proudest of a compliment from Charlie Chaplin, who saw her perform a ballet solo in Montreux, and, though his daughter had also performed, said, "You were the best ballet dancer here today".
The planned five-city tour of Canada, in which the company was to perform a ballet version of "A Streetcar Named Desire" choreographed by its artistic director, John Alleyne, was scheduled for April.
It's great that … there's one chance to see star couple Natalia Osipova and Ivan Vasiliev perform a ballet created for them by former Bolshoi director, Alexei Ratmansky – The Flames of Paris – even though, technically, they're no longer part of the Bolshoi.
An article last Sunday about dance and rock music misstated the company that performed a ballet set to the Who's "Tommy" in 1970.
When switched on, Weird Willy flexed and yawed spastically, like an injured athlete, and performed a ballet of crude movements while his internal mechanisms poked and prodded through his rubbery skin.
In the finale, showing that what goes around comes around in Mr. Eifman's choreographic vocabulary, Alex's company performed a ballet in the style of Balanchine, in neon-colored leotards.
With its plethora of color, light and movement, the ballet sequence is positively phantasmal -- a surreal carnival by Marc Chagall or a dancer's orgy by Edgar Degas that takes us into the mind of a dancer (Moira Shearer) as she performs a ballet that parallels her own life story.
Correction: November 11, 2000, Saturday An obituary yesterday about Sidney E. Woloshin, an advertising executive and writer of commercial jingles, referred incorrectly in some copies to the company that performed a ballet piece called "PAMTGG," named with the initials of "Pan Am Makes the Going Great".
