| With each word the advancing guard utters, Charlie salutes and, moving backwards, mimics Spanish entrechats, the bows of a fully gratified horsewoman. |
| Frankly, I'm not built for glissades, arabesques, entrechats or mincing around en pointe. |
| The pas de deux mostly follows the original choreography except that Guillem has shortened the series of entrechats in Giselle's variation. |
| He gives flic-flacs and entrechats sixes to his ten-year-olds, and virtuoso movements of all kinds to the adults in his ballets. |
| Renowned for her pirouettes and entrechats huit, she made guest appearances in London and Dublin. |
| Metaphors and similes do arabesques, glissades, and entrechats, not pratfalls. |
