a pair of dancers

They circled and reversed like a pair of dancers.

A pair of dancers had stopped in alarm.

Sometimes, a pair of dancers would do a routine; in other songs, the singers and band members strutted through their own steps.

"No: ' Neal shoved a pair of dancers aside and followed.

Double tricks-also known as partnering tricks-can only be performed by a pair of dancers.

They whirled for a dizzy instant like a pair of dancers, and suddenly Calhoun was doing spectacular cartwheels.

Attracted by the music, they joined a circle of tourists watching a pair of dancers and a balalaika player.

The evening's theme was "Dental Domination," and on stage were a pair of dancers dressed as sadistic hygienists.

At both this performance and on Tuesday, the cast was led by a pair of dancers different from those who appeared on opening night earlier this month.

Back and forth their bodies went, like a pair of dancers connected by an invisible bond, a bond that grew stronger each time it was tested.

To convey such values onstage, she enlisted a cantor from a local synagogue and a pair of dancers familiar with Islamic and Christian prayer.

And every few songs, a pair of dancers flanked him, prancing in leotards or bustiers, hot pants and fishnets.

A pair of dancers look each other in the eyes and walk around each other in the designated direction, without touching each other.

A pair of dancers, male and female, performed various steps while dashing behind swirling veils to reappear in an eye-catching variety of colorful costumes.

William Bernstein created glass goblets in the form of a pair of dancers, yet they adhere to the laws of function because they can actually hold wine.

It features a pair of dancers manoeuvering to form the letters of the chorus, while Tennant and Lowe perform in front of a light display.

One of four children born to a pair of dancers, he grew up hating the performing arts, owing to the hardships that his parents' touring caused him as a child.

In the opening moments, a pair of dancers, silhouetted on a white screen, performed an elegant cakewalk, setting the tone for a multi-media stroll through the 20th century.

Sujata and Asoka were a pair of dancers specialising in performing Indian, Tibetan and various Oriental dances to Western audiences.

The "dreamers" are not alone in his company, each of which receives the aid or support of a famous person or "hero", which make up a pair of dancers.

Last week the mayor of Las Vegas, Oscar B. Goodman, made a surprise visit to Mr. Veltroni's office with a pair of dancers in tow.

As they dance, a stranger, physically in the prime of life but with a wrinkled, timeworn face, comes down the stony stairs, rapt in contemplation, and bumps heedlessly into a pair of dancers.

Like last year's Beacon concert, the show included extended set pieces with a pair of dancers; "Aggravation," a song from the Kinks' coming album, traced modern urban tension to Berlin in 1939 with not quite coherent logic.

Only then, as they swung in a half-circle with a hiss of blades between them, changing places on the slope like a pair of dancers with only a foot of air separating their faces, did Isambard know his mason again.

The unresolved climax of the "Tristan" Prelude, a portrait of solitary, unslaked sexual thirst ("desire without attainment," Wagner called it), is reduced, by a pair of dancers, to an anodyne vignette of lovers kissing.