Sentence examples for performers jump from inspiring English sources

As the show closes, the performers jump from the stage into the crowd, showing their total identification with the people who have come to see them.

However, audiences today must do their own sighing over musically based dances in which, to the sounds of the notes, performers jump about with more precision than expression, as if they were nothing more than metronomes with feet.

Mr. Grooms began his career in the 1950s, mixing media and an interest in pop culture and everyday life into theatrical sets, installations and experimental spectacles (one provocative performance simulated a building fire, with performers jumping out of flaming windows).

Stagehands position themselves in the wings to catch performers jumping out after a section nicknamed the giggle dance.

It had performers jumping onto the dining tables and letting you feel the deprave breeze created by the killer's razor.

Due to the large number of performers jumping and landing in quick succession, each airbag consists of a number of separate cells, each of which can inflate and deflate independently.

When a stunt performer jumps from one crane to another, he really does it.

Mr. Diddley was a wild performer: jumping, lurching, balancing on his toes and shaking his knees as he wrestled with his instrument, sometimes playing it above his head.

The Italian FTSE MIB was the outstanding in the EU performer, jumping 3.6%, while France's CAC gained 2.4% and Spain's IBEX rose 2.5%.

You're not thinking about the social safety net when a performer jumps, without harness, from the ceiling of the big top – but you leave the tent brimming with a sense of the potential in everyone.

For this 1955 photo, a female performer jumps rope above Chicago.