Sentence examples for professional contemporary from inspiring English sources

This troupe, founded in 1991, is that country's oldest professional contemporary dance company.

I've always wanted to do professional contemporary dance as my career and for a long time I've wanted to do my conservatoire training in Europe.

He had been a professional contemporary of Walter Winchell, Ed Sullivan and Hedda Hopper, but he continued writing long after they had passed from the scene.

Referred by schools, parents and more often youth services, they train six hours a day for six weeks with professional contemporary coaches in a highly disciplined dance boot camp.

In 1990 she began teaching at the now defunct Holborn Centre for Performing Arts, which hosted the first daily professional contemporary dance classes in London, designed to cater for the growing number of freelance dancers.

Then, in 2011, she was promoted to a full-time position in Ayikodans, the school's professional contemporary dance company.

Mr. Lumet and Mr. Scorsese in particular were professional contemporaries.

Ohler is a German novelist whose approach to history can be rather dizzying by comparison with his professional contemporaries.

Although professional contemporaries, Gollob and Galland had a mutual dislike, and after Galland had removed the Austrian from his personal staff in September 1944, Gollob started to gather evidence to use against Galland, detailing false accusations of his gambling, womanising, and alleged private use of Luftwaffe transport aircraft.

The humming upstairs lounge overlooks a dining room, where jeans-and-boot-clad professionals enjoy contemporary American food like white pizza with crab meat ($14.50) and seared scallops with Jerusalem artichokes ($25).

Yet it is true that, as clearly shown in the case, in contrast to the practice of direct and truthful disclosure in most Western countries today, medical professionals in contemporary China often withhold information about terminal illnesses from patients, inform family members only, and sometimes even collude with relatives in lying to patients.