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arabesque

[ar-uh-besk] / ˌær əˈbɛsk /




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Other dancers followed, but the first surprise wasn’t in the foreground: It was dancers in the distance, dressed in bright yellow or blue, arabesques among the trees, visual echoes that made the dance expand.

From New York Times

Elements that might be contrastive, arabesques versus body rolls, are all delivered unemphatically, on the same level — each snowflake registering before it merges with the water.

From New York Times

A gentle male trio, in which the dancers lean forward in an arabesque and cascade to the floor, eventually leads to them sitting like sculptures, propped up on a straight arm and gazing down.

From New York Times

“B Is for Ballet,” by John Robert Allman, with illustrations by Rachael Dean, takes young readers through the alphabet, starting with A for arabesque.

From New York Times

Her showcase was The Snake Charmer, a jazzy arabesque with explosive drum-fills.

From The Guardian