Sentence examples for slicing movement from inspiring English sources
Of the four, the opening dance, "Once in a Blue Moon," set to wonderfully zany jazz score by Paul Epstein, worked best with its freezeaction poses out of a 1940's film, its pivoting, slicing movement style and the threat of a city love story running cynically through it.
His choreography looks strongest when it is most idiosyncratic, notably in passages that have dancers scrabbling about the floor or whipping through sharp, slicing movements that abruptly contort the torso.
Slicing adds movement and texture by reducing the weight of the hair.
As Mr. Pourazar wiggles his hands in front of this body, Ms. Thom, whose steely beauty and precision give the most weight to the movement, slices her arms in the air like a predator.
But after watching Mr. Leventhal carefully as they copy his slicing arm movements, the group performs a commendable version of the sequence.
Barenboim has a range of gestures which are his alone: the hand twiddling as if steering a pony and trap, the wide, scything movement which slices across players' heads, the slamming motion you would use to shut a car boot.
Sainburg et al. (1993) showed that two deafferented patients miming bread slicing with their eyes closed exhibited severely temporally decoupled movement reversals at the shoulder and elbow joints.
Polls are often conducted over several days; Mr Briône says that slicing up the final published poll by day shows movement to the Tories, too.
