Sentence examples for strongest dancing from inspiring English sources

The strongest dancing comes from Ashley Bouder (in apricot), despite her besetting problem of unspontaneous facial expressions.

Yet despite strong dancing and choreographic craft, the work falls short of its august models.

It has handsome designs, Tchaikovsky's score and some strong dancing, but suffered a case of first-night nerves.

On this first night, the Royal Ballet revival had some strong dancing, but could do with more brio.

Before the finale Irina Dvorovenko and Maxim Beloserkovsky provided the laughs and some strong dancing in "Le Grand Pas de Deux," a familiar ballet parody by Christian Spuck.

But he was matched with Paloma Herrera's delightful and sunny naturalness as a peasant girl, and his strong dancing complemented hers in Act II.

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There are a few big-budget movies I'd love to make: 1) a mid-1970s drama with a 40ish star woman lead and her transgendered teenage daughter and queer son; 2) a big-budget musical with strong dancing and singing in the tradition of Bob Fosse's Cabaret, Milos Forman's Hair and Baz Luhrman's Moulin Rouge.

Paul Hamilton and Stephanie Tooman exhibited strong, clear dancing in "The Dew Wet," as did Ms. Tooman, Nicole Falloon and Penelope Kalloo in "Rise".

Margaret Tracey's strong, bright dancing as Swanilda has made the character into something of a signature role for her.

I mean," she begins to laugh in amazement, "I love that people think theorising is stronger than dancing.