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• We teach the girls choreography, using modeling positions as well as ballet positions.
• The overall intent is to produce a dance of Arabian flavor, not based on a ballet position.
• My recent addition of a painting link to the subject of arabesque as a ballet position was removed and I was accused of vandalism.
• She comes in a pink shirt with a girl in a ballet position with sequins, grey capri pants, and sparkly gold shoes.
• Head bowed to one side, hands in pockets, or leaning forward in a standard ballet position, he became a distilled image of heartbreak and yearning.
• French ballet master Jean-蓆ienne Despr閍ux used the term in 1806 to refer to the dynamic balancing that is fundamental to all well-executed ballet positions and movements.
• Aziz exhausted all of his admirable efforts in getting his arms in perfect ballet position-- his padded chest, his blond coiffeur of a wig and his tutu in place.
• The design, with twisting legs that were inspired by the Arabesque ( ballet position ), became the first Steinway & Sons piano to receive a Red Dot Design Award for Product Design.
• Cunningham's penchant for setting ballet positions slightly off kilter, combined with a repeated sound such as a crank being wound up, brought to mind the mechanical movements of music box ballerinas.
• She wanted the nanny to stand in the fifth ballet position, with feet turned out and nearly parallel, but Travers insisted on the more comfortable fourth position, with the feet at right angles.
• "A lot of people here can fall out of bed in fifth position ( in a classic ballet position ) and look right, " Casati says . " But a lot of us have to beat our bodies into submission ."
• For example, before learning pointe work, a dancer must be able to maintain turnout while performing center combinations, hold a proper ballet position with straight back and good turnout, pull up properly in the legs, and balance securely in a relev?that is perpendicular to the floor.
• One of the most promising and imaginative of a new generation of ballet choreographers, Garland establishes the theme at the start with a solo for Camille Parson, set to Brown's " Mother Popcorn, " in which Parson manages to shimmy, even though her body is in a naturally pulled-up ballet position.