markova (Meaning)
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markova (n)
English ballet dancer (born in 1910)
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markova Sentence Examples
- The ballerina's delicate movements were reminiscent of the iconic dancer, Markova.
- Markova's ethereal presence on stage captivated audiences with its grace and elegance.
- The young dancer aspired to emulate the legendary technique of Alicia Markova.
- The Markova-Dolin Foundation continues to preserve the legacy of ballet's legendary duo.
- Markova's innovative approach to choreography transformed the art form of dance.
- The Markova Method remains influential in ballet training to this day.
- The Markova Award recognizes exceptional achievements in ballet.
- Markova's signature pose, the arabesque, became a symbol of classical dance.
- The Markova Salon at Covent Garden Opera House honors the dancer's significant contributions.
- Markova's influence on ballet can still be seen in the graceful lines of dancers today.
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English ballet dancer (born in 1910)
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The ballerina's delicate movements were reminiscent of the iconic dancer, Markova.
Markova's ethereal presence on stage captivated audiences with its grace and elegance.
The young dancer aspired to emulate the legendary technique of Alicia Markova.
The Markova-Dolin Foundation continues to preserve the legacy of ballet's legendary duo.
