Sentence examples for precision dancers from inspiring English sources

Feet flick with cutting precision; dancers lean into the embrace, going from flirtation to abandon.

In the early 21st century more than 150 precision dancers performed as Rockettes, some at the Radio City Music Hall and others on tour or at special events.

We don't know whether the girls are rehearsing on shipboard, but there is something about the idea of forty-six precision dancers kicking in the beam sea which appeals to us unreasonably.

Tap was just one of the dance forms used by vaudeville performers -- there were also ethnic and character dances, choruses of precision dancers and exhibition ballroom teams (not to mention striptease routines and the Marvelous Ice Ballet, featuring Charlotte, Queen of the Steel Runners).

She is still a first-rate precision dancer, which she demonstrates to the extent that the space at Arci's allows.

There was a healthy crowd of spectators, mostly older men in berets and clogs or felt slippers, murmuring to one another as the players tossed the ball with the grace and precision of dancers.

With quicksilver precision, clusters of dancers form and dissolve, revealing momentary symmetries and flourishes of affection.

Swamp, which he reworked for its revival, requires the absolute precision Rambert's dancers give it.

Technical precision enables Cuban dancers to obtain positions with other companies, but thriving in them is another matter.

But they're accompanied by skinny, angular sculptures that expose the dancers' precision as an utter illusion: beyond the frozen moment of the image, these pulsing, ageing bodies have long moved on with the dance.

Mr. Butelli, who has the timing and precision of a dancer, might be made of rubber.