danseur

He was made premier danseur in 1780, but had to give up his career for health reasons.

No one can tell what this aspiring danseur noble will do in the future.

"Come, Chris, be my danseur, let me teach you the way."

And she was going to marry Maurice, the premier danseur of the company.

A premier danseur, he was recognized for his elegance and style.

Nick had been the premier danseur, a mentor, a professional partner.

He was, in fact a danseur noble disguised as a character dancer.

All that Shaw lacked to become a danseur noble were the necessary inches.

He was premier danseur from 1933 to 1950.

He cast a danseur in the title role.

Mr. Soto does not have the ideal body of the danseur noble.

The male version of this term is danseur.

He lifted his brow, studying her with cool blue eyes, "I am premier danseur."

He is referred to as a "danseur" in a ballet company in France.

"Don't pull your premier danseur pose on me," she said dangerously.

Jeffrey Edwards is the company's true danseur noble.

He rose to the rank of premier danseur in the company, which he left in 1960.

In this meshed design, the ballerina and the danseur stand out in relief.

"But when it's my premier danseur and artistic director involved with my best ballerina, I'm concerned."

But as danseur noble, time was precious.

Jory is the most accomplished danseur I've ever seen.

At that time in Europe, the male danseur enjoyed less importance than that of the ballerina.

But these are isolated feats, never linked into the line and classical placement required of a danseur noble.

Mr. Brown is not a danseur noble, but his partnering provides a strong masculine presence.

A danseur noble traditionally was a male ballet dancer who projected great nobility of character.