Sentence examples for such as ballet from inspiring English sources
Specific forms of dance are treated in separate articles, such as ballet and waltz.
Modern porcelain tends to have patriotic decorative motifs or to reflect other arts, such as ballet.
If you were to learn French you'd immediately recognise many words, because the English equivalents have French Latin roots, such as ballet or amiable.
"There were those who regarded my involvement in 'Eurocentric' styles such as ballet as being counterrevolutionary," Mr. Cekwana said in a 2004 interview with Drum magazine.
If Blackpool is going to earn its desired title, it is going to have to lure other dance forms, such as ballet and contemporary, towards its neon lights.
"There are some wonderful sports which you can do and perform to a very high level and I think those participating look absolutely radiant and very feminine such as ballet, gymnastics, cheerleading and even roller-skating".
While Ballets Russes had embraced fashionable exoticism in early oriental ballets such as Scheherazade, Ballets Suédois appropriated the newly modish cultures of Africa and South America, and, from the joyously fantastical faux-primitive designs on display, it's clear they did so in a far more deliberately knowing way.
The same assurances have been given on other national arts organisations, already branded with a Scottish identity, such as Scottish Ballet.
There are beautiful pieces such as his ballet score Ondine, and moments of wonderful craziness such as Voices, from the 60s – performances involving balloons and guns.
Tennant said it would be "a sort of variety bill" offering Shakespeare's greatest hits as well as his influence on other art forms such as opera, ballet, hip-hop, jazz and comedy.
Along with the familiar masterpieces, the Philharmonia's festival, devised by music director Esa-Pekka Salonen, also includes less frequently heard scores, such as the ballet Agon, the opera Mavra, and that extraordinary, unclassifiable evocation of Russian village life, Les Noces.
