He twirls around, popping his hips, and posing like Elvis.
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She's so happy about it she twirls around outside her front door before she goes inside.
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Many girls dance around and dream of being princesses, but this princess twirls around and dreams of being a dancer.
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Inside a floor-to-ceiling acrylic cage, a black robotic arm twirls around, sweeping bloody residue on the floor towards itself.
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The music swells and Abigail, a decade older, twirls around as she walks between her parents and her mother tells the story.
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As she approaches the camera, she takes off her hat and proudly declares "Free!" as she twirls around while the waves crash ashore.
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Bacelar sheds her red coat to reveal a dark grey, knee-length denim dress and twirls around the room palming flyers and chatting people up in Spanish.
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Cutler sounds tired, but optimistic over a loping acoustic guitar line and a synthesizer line that twirls around it, creating a small oasis in an exhausting world.
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A dancer twirls around it, inverts their body, kicks their legs out, and suspends themself, letting their skirt, composed of long red and white strips, sway like the American flag caught in a breeze.
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When they're together, however, Tennant and Sheen's chemistry shines, and the series twirls around their transition from an all-too-human complacence to a growing horror over the coming apocalypse — and the possible end of their long, star-crossed relationship.
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It's how you propelled yourself forward in Super Mario World, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and launched another flailing attack in Street Fighter II. As a whole, the D-Pad is just the right mix of firm and squishy, its edges subtly rounded so as not to mangle your thumb too much as it twirls around like a tiny, fleshy conductor.
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The tale twirls around Aladdin, a kind-hearted thief, as he falls in love with the dauntless Princess Yasmine, befriends the wish-granting Genie of the Lamp, and battles Zafar and later the lamp's creator, evil enchantress Mallika and again with Ayiyaar Zafar after his rebirth.
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And incidentally, Neeraja is the younger sister of the girl whom Subbu rescues. By the time of the interval, the audience realize that Subbu and Neeraja are in search of each other. The rest of the film twirls around how this couple realizes that they are made for each other, indeed.
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It is a special celebration where the elders of the village hold on to ropes that come from the mask. The dance begins slowly and questions are asked of the prophet about the year ahead. Will the crops grow, will the health be well, will children be born. Then, Kakilambe continues to dance but as he does, he grows to over twice the size and twirls and twirls around.
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Staff film review, May 7, 1955. Accessed: August 10, 2013. The review by the staff of Variety magazine was more positive, "Screenplay [from a story by Martin Goldsmith and Jack Leonard] unfolds in the Caribbean port of Puerto Rosario, where the adventuring twirls around the search for a missing ruby. Phil Karlson gives narrative a hard glossing in his direction, occasionally letting down his pace but generally delivering a briskly-told tale in which capable players lend realism to colorful characters ... Payne socks over a hard-hitting role in excellent fashion, and Murphy takes on her first heavy role very competently."Variety.
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Sometimes the beast bucks its hindquarters into the air, supported only by the leader and the first dancer, who twirls around; the other three stand ready to catch the frame as it descends. The Âne is brought out to open the feast of St Laurent, appearing first at 5pm on the Saturday closest to the saint's day, accompanied by firecrackers and bells, then again on the Sunday morning when it goes to a Mass to be blessed, before its final dance. There is also an Âne at Gignac. Le Cheval-Bayard de Clermont-l'Hérault was revived in 1988, after more than a century and a half.
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Lipa then takes a sip from a jug of water and leans back in a chair, before she begins to sing and dance, with choreography inspired by Flashdance (1983). She gets up and twirls around her desk, while the lamps in the loft flicker as she heads for the refrigerator. As Lipa dances, she kicks her legs up on a couch, eventually turning on the electricity with her dance moves, and drawing people in with her flickering lights and energy, beginning with two men. Ronson and Diplo are seen getting on an elevator and pushing the button, before the elevator shakes, and they get stuck.
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The Mary Tyler Moore theme plays as Elliot emerges from her cab. She twirls around and tosses her hat into the air and the music stops with a jolt when a young man bumps into her. He grabs the hat and sticks it on his head and keeps walking. The Latest Buzz twice parodies the hat toss: in the pilot "The First Issue", Rebecca (one of the new teen writers of Teen Buzz magazine) throws her hat up before leaving the office, which fails to come down; this is revisited in the series finale "The Final Issue" (which involves the staff's firing, similar to the final episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show), as one of the replacement teen writers, Lucy, does the toss with the same result, down to Rebecca giving the same advice to Lucy that her boss DJ gave to her during her first week on the job after the hat toss mishap.
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