Sentences with phrase «twirlers in»
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Juggle till you drop is an activity in which a group of twirlers share one stick — the juggler with the stick attempts increasingly more difficult and flamboyant tricks, during his turn, attempting to «push the envelope» so hard that he loses control and drops the stick — a drop is when the stick hits the ground and comes to rest — whereupon he immediately hands the control sticks to the next player, who attempts an even more difficult combination of moves.
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Saturday night, five days into the festival, in an event worthy of a Disney movie finale, the Man is burned, with fireworks, fire twirlers, and a fired up crowd of people, dressed in every imaginable outfit.
Five baton twirlers from Purdue were invited to Japan to give clinics and demonstrations of their art in preparation for Japan's first international baton - twirling festival in 1974.
Off on the side the featured twirler of the Penn State marching band, Bobbie Jo Sullivan, a senior from Williamsport, Pa., was launching her baton 50 feet in the air and catching it flawlessly.
The end of the rainbow twirler would be great in a classroom.
When the national finals approach, a couple baton twirlers feel intense parental pressure to win the competition in this satirical made - for - television movie.
The Nashville Metro airport is a scene awash with marching bands, live newcasters, security police, twirlers, the Chamber of Commerce and an adoring crowd of fans for the arrival of Barbara Jean (Ronee Blakely in her film debut), the reigning lady of country - western music, who «has been away for special treatment at the Baltimore Burn Center» following an accident.
In 1994, right before shooting «Muriel's Wedding», Toni Collette played the lead part of Cindy in a short subject called «This Marching Girl Thing», directed by Kelli Simpson, about a young baton twirler with the Southern TwirletteIn 1994, right before shooting «Muriel's Wedding», Toni Collette played the lead part of Cindy in a short subject called «This Marching Girl Thing», directed by Kelli Simpson, about a young baton twirler with the Southern Twirlettein a short subject called «This Marching Girl Thing», directed by Kelli Simpson, about a young baton twirler with the Southern Twirlettes.
He's kind of written that way, actually: At one point, the mustache - twirler imprisons one of the cops on his case in a van / mobile cell, designed to evoke an unpleasant memory from her childhood.
Two flash fictions which have provided me with significant incentive and inspiration are Jane Martin's «Twirler» and Raymond Carver's «Popular Mechanics,» two dissimilar performances comparible primarily for their emotional impact and their inclusion in the 1986 American Sudden Fiction.