Balletic

Hong Kong cinema was previously dominated by Shaw Brothers-produced films in the wuxia swordplay tradition – balletic, intricately choreographed action routines.

She is so often half-a-step ahead of what’s coming from the other side of the net, and her balletic footwork ensures she gets into a good position early.

Back on the pitch, some of this season’s performances have been, quite simply, balletic.

However, it’s not just in her own filmic work that Sherman-Palladino sees and strives for balletic physicality; she finds it in the least-expected places.

The attack rattled the rarefied world of elite dressage — a balletic Olympic sport where horses perform exacting movements — and comes at a turbulent time in equestrian sport, which has been for sexual misconduct.

Usually incorporating three organs from one donor—it's easier for the body to accept new tissues from one source—the surgery requires balletic timing, steady hands, and mental preparedness for anything that could happen on the table.

He was inspired by the example of Robert Frank, whose work was full of poetic melancholy, though what first struck Meyerowitz was the balletic grace with which Frank moved while photographing.

The Victorian stage In 1840, Madame Vestris at Covent Garden returned the play to the stage with a relatively full text, adding musical sequences and balletic dances.