Sentence examples for stretched lines from inspiring English sources

Liv filmed Nsingo dancing in the huge, frescoed hall of the Villa di Corliano in Tuscany, and the footage tells one story of how Nsingo nerved herself to inhabit the monumental space, at first confining herself to a small tentative corner, then claiming the entire setting with dancing of exuberantly stretched lines, leaps and falls.

Mr. Finlay — who at Saturday's matinee was yet more assured — is an outstanding hope for many leading roles: tall, with a long neck and handsome carriage; an attentive and capable partner; and a skilled dancer of beautifully stretched lines and gleaming precision.

You are literally on the central axis of a graceful and surprising shape, its surfaces and contours outlined by series of stretched lines.

He is physically inventive, blending the stretched lines of ballet with the weighted qualities and downward accents of modern dance, and the agility of hip-hop, in a mix that never exactly surprises but always seems perfectly calibrated.

Mr. Keigwin's work is witty, kinetic and musically responsive, mixing the stretched lines of ballet with the more weighted, blunt quality of contemporary dance, often integrating everyday gestures and pop-culture references.

In the slow solo originally created for Patricia Lent and often danced by Banu Ogan in the mid-1990s, Emma Desjardins's beautiful figure and stretched line appear marvelously serene.

At the World Trade Center, the volunteers stretched hose lines and dug for days.

Previously stretched field lines collapse to a more dipolar configuration (dipolarization).

The main elements of the Japanese counterattack had penetrated the forward and thinly stretched Australian lines throughout the previous night.

Pixels of a projection being stretched form lines that are called ray sums (RS).

Let's face it, some people look ghastly when they give an old-fashioned grin, displaying stretch lines and lopsided lips.