例句與造句

1. No two Cuban ballerinas are alike.
2. There he came to the attention of the Cuban ballerina Alicia Alonso and joined the National Ballet of Cuba.
3. In 1951, he was invited by Cuban ballerina Alicia Alonso to dance with the National Ballet of Cuba.
4. Alicia Alonso, the Cuban ballerina who starred in the original cast, was on hand to reminisce with sharp wit about its premiere.
5. Magazine : " Cuban ballerina Viengsay Valdes could be justly famous for her rock-solid eternal balances, thrilling multiple turns, and bravura technique.
6. It's difficult to find cuban ballerina in a sentence. 用cuban ballerina造句挺難的
7. The other Alonso signature is " Giselle, " which the Cuban ballerina first danced on Nov . 2, 1943, with Ballet Theater.
8. Ms . Feijoo ( whose sister, Lorena Feijoo, is with the Joffrey Ballet of Chicago ) embodies the strong projection and centered dancing of the Cuban ballerinas.
9. Mirta Pla, an internationally known Cuban ballerina who danced on stages around the world in the 1950s, has died at age 63, Cuba's official media reported Monday.
10. Gaia Dance has collaborated with world-renowned Cuban ballerina Viengsay Valdes on a production of " Balance of Ice ", a contemporary dance piece inspired by the sounds of ice sheets calving.
11. Upon leaving NYCB Ansanelli was invited and trained at Maurice B閖art s company in Lausanne, Switzerland with Azari Plezetski, master teacher, partner to legendary Cuban ballerina Alicia Alonso, and brother to legendary Russian ballerina Maya Plisetskaya.
12. This look toward new creativity was balanced during the evening at the Metropolitan Opera House by excerpts from the repertory and some surprise guests, notably Alicia Alonso, the Cuban ballerina who was one of Ballet Theater's earliest stars in the 1940s.
13. She performed at a gala with the Danish Royal Ballet ( the first time since Alicia Alonso in 1969 that a Cuban ballerina had performed in Denmark ); partnered with Carlos Acosta at the Manchester International Festival, and played the lead roles in both " Giselle " and " Don Quichotte " at the Grand Palais in Paris.
14. In 2007, Doggart devised and directed the live performance piece, " Balance of Ice ", which combined three elements : a piece of music by Canadian composer Andrew Staniland that was inspired by the sounds of ice sheets calving; a dance performance by acclaimed Cuban ballerina Viengsay Valdes that fragmented her usual balletic virtuosity; and edited moving images of the polar ice caps and the threats facing them.