Sentence examples for too ballet from inspiring English sources

BEE-SHYUAN CHANG Went to Loehmann's in Beverly Center to check out our display wearing black leggings, black Me Too ballet flats with silver buckles and a beaded T-shirt, an extra-large but not a plus-size, a big deal for me.

AS Jacquelyn Reyes knows too well, ballet is about pushing the boundaries of a body that is in a continual state of aging.

In a stronger program, it could have proved the icing on the cake; but this was a night already laden with too many ballet clichés.

The Prodigal, Jared Redick (who announced he would retire after Sunday's performance), at first addressed the audience in too orthodox ballet fashion for this angry young man, but his exciting jump made a big impression.

I have admired Ms. Wiles before, but her problems here were ones shown by too many Ballet Theater ballerinas: stiff upper body, musical cautiousness, a reluctance to carry this classic as if the story were theirs.

They are separate too, from ballet, opera, and musical comedy.

She was one of the only ones in her elementary school class, too, so ballet class felt familiar, even if it didn't feel great.

Be of the correct age: Not too many ballet teachers will want someone younger than 10 to play Clara.

It's possible that Mr. Wheeldon's development is stalled because he's churning out too many ballets in too many places each year.

We see too few ballets making something both serious and passionate to the pop music of our time.

"I'm not a trained actress, and I'm from New York City Ballet, where we don't have too many ballets in which we have to act," she said.