Sentence examples for starting ballet from inspiring English sources

Children starting ballet lessons, especially when they begin late, are typically churning with desire and also with fear.

(Ages 4 and up) FOR Anna Pavlova (1881-1931), starting ballet school was like "entering a convent... where merciless discipline reigns".

Within a year of starting ballet training, Herko performed with established choreographers like his mentor, the dancer, artist and designer James Waring.

As Laverne in "Laverne & Shirley," she got laughs with pure Bronx exasperation; later, as the director of… The sights of sleepy Frenchtown, New Jersey, include several horse farms, three steepled churches, and, in front of one yellow Victorian house, a large supine… Children starting ballet lessons, especially when they begin late, are typically churning with desire and also with fear.

With the Republican nomination wrapped up,… One night last month, Emily Conner, a twenty-five-year-old playwright from Toronto, and Charlotte Matthews, a twenty-three-year-old sailing instructor from Staten Island, stood in their kitchen… Children starting ballet lessons, especially when they begin late, are typically churning with desire and also with fear.

Copeland is considered a prodigy who rose to stardom despite not starting ballet until the age of 13.

(Mr. Burmann, a fellow German who also started ballet late, and who ended up at New York City Ballet, has since recorded three ballet class CDs with Mr. Magloire's music on the label Music for Dancers).

Mr. Slutsker started ballet and tap dancing five years ago.

I started ballet at my local dance school, in Buckinghamshire.

Her true passions were dancing (she started ballet at 4, then turned to salsa) and sports.

Born in Riga, Latvia, the young Misha started ballet at the age of nine.