Sentence examples for would be ballet from inspiring English sources

No. What they said was: 'What'll you do when you're forty?' " He added, "If there were one thing that would brand a man or a boy as gay, it would be ballet, maybe more than being a hairdresser.

If your school has no requirement for shoes at all, suitable shoes would be ballet flats in black, grey, navy or red and peep toe heels in bright pops of colour or a plain navy or black.

Remember, without the corps de ballet there would be no ballet.

He, too, decided young that he would be a ballet dancer.

Yet Maelstrom is as gripping as its title suggests and in an ideal world this would be a ballet that belongs in every company's repertory as an object lesson in how much can be created from the simplest of means.

For example, a good smart outfit would be flat ballet pumps, a mid-length skirt, a blouse and a jacket.

It would be a fantastic ballet.

(Which would be great if ballet inhabited a world where homosexuality was acknowledged).

The alternative would be for the ballet school to become a ruin, a prospect that some of Mr. Garatti's peers would choose over seeing his authorship trampled.

The BBC announced it would be broadcasting the ballet on 14 October, in the same week that it was causing a sensation on the London stage.

Noting that it would be the only ballet company in Paris aside from the Opéra de Paris, she added, "First you crawl, then you walk, then you run".