Sentence examples for pointed feet from inspiring English sources

And that doesn't mean that I don't subscribe to the specifics of pointed feet and point shoes.

He has a perfect physique: slim, long legs and perfectly pointed feet for ballet and a great arch".

Wearing ballet slippers, she had to be carried by three male skaters, who passed her around as she danced through the air with prettily pointed feet.

We undressed and dressed them in their tiny clothes, flipping them over to do up the poppers, skewering plastic boots onto their hard, pointed feet.

This isn't ballet in the modern Western sense of straightened legs and pointed feet, let alone pirouettes, jumps or acrobatic display.

There's a repeated statement of the balletic retiré position, with thighs turned out from hips and pointed feet raised to the knee.

So, when the foot that is up in the air moves back to meet the other, the heel of that foot should land where the toe of the other foot is pointed, so they create a "V" together as the pointed foot moves forward, and so on.

The pointed foot in battement tendu!

Their adagio was nonetheless tender, with Ms. Kent setting each pointed foot down in a presentational manner.

Or either dancer can simply, slowly sweep a pointed foot around on the floor to trace a semicircle.

In ballet, the pointed foot creates extension from the top of the thigh to the toes; without an emphasis on this stretch, gymnasts curl and clench the toes.