11.   Embodying what Sewell calls polyrhythms, the dancers move in and out of contrapuntal patterns.

12.   For nearly two hours, the dancers move as one, with no mirrors in which to check their positions or barres for support.

13.   He wanted dancers to move faster, not to make life difficult but to expand the sort of music he could use.

14.   In the scenes already made, a bottom is spanked and dancers move to suggestive lyrics.

15.   New dancers are moving forward and new ideas are moving in, just as surely as a younger version of Coppelius supplants the traditional.

16.   Other late passages, in which the dancers moved in small clusters, were also visually interesting, with a tension that was missing from the rest.

17.   Sometimes dancers intentionally move their arms out of position, in which case the device can also be instructive, Burns said.

18.   The dancers move.

19.   The dancers move as if fixed in amber, wreaking havoc on traditional Western ideas of narrative time.

20.   The stately piece was filled with meditative poses, and when dancers moved out of them, they resembled temple statues coming to life.