Sentence examples for sort of ballet from inspiring English sources

Dressage, a sort of ballet for horses, has long been a passion of Ann Romney.

Clearly, Mr. Alberda is a different sort of ballet tweeter — less self-promotional, more philosophical and always snappy: "I've heard the voice of God and he is an angry God with a Danish accent who doesn't like my acting".

There's a sort of ballet to it.

Like the best musicians in this realm, she understands that rests for breath can be just as unsettling as the outright assaults, and choreographs those moments in a dangerous sort of ballet: pause, pounce, repeat.

Will it someday seem dated like "Interplay" (1945), which is a sort of ballet-lite variation on "West Side Story"?

Tan, a favorite in San Francisco, is less loved on the road (she is presentational, a sort of ballet-competition type, exactly what the company isn't), but not for want of Tomasson's trying to sell her.

Morphoses was tipped as a sort of Ballets Russes for the 21st century, with Wheeldon a Diaghilev in the making.

Then, by the end of Act I, they're watching a sort of topiary ballet" — the show's "dream ballet," performed by garden hedges — "and they're rather happy about it, you know, that they're watching a bit of abstract dance, maybe the first they've ever seen".

These sorts of ballets were preferred by the burgeoning middle class.

The company showed us a recent one, "Click-Pause-Silence" (2000), in which four dancers did a sort of dyspeptic ballet while an onstage TV monitor showed us the same ballet in rehearsal.

It is like some sort of judges ballet.