How To Use Hoofer In A Sentence
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The question that fuels the narrative is this: will they (the movie hoofer and the ballerina) be able to dance together?
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Dancers have never been quite so in demand for videos and live shows - and sometimes the hoofers in the background become stars in their own right.
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All the showbiz cliches about the unknown plucked from the chorus to become an overnight sensation are here in the tale of small-town hoofer Peggy Sawyer, who arrives on Broadway with stars in her eyes and gets a lucky break that changes her life.
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Then the dance number ends, and one of the hoofers steps forward.
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Growing up in a family of hoofers made for a very focused life.
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When the youngest son (Johnnie Ray) decides to become a priest, his father (a long-time vaudevillian and hoofer) reacts as negatively as some men do upon learning that their son is gay.
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Veteran hoofer Lionel Blair was surrounded by dancing stars on stage in Bromley to kick off the theatre's new programme.
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So I can vouch for his genial generosity, wise humanity, and the glint in his eye with which he would, with reasonable content, have surveyed Wales's sometimes fetching performance in last month's World Cup, although the old hoofer would have snorted at their pathetic goal-kicking.
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In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, the charismatic hoofer was the highest-paid black entertainer in the country.
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Strapping, handsome, lithe, with a killer smile, he's an actor who shows great range here, whether embodying the regret of a man whose life has disintegrated before his eyes or transforming into the loose-limbed hoofer that Valentin can be.
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He brings such intelligence to dramatic roles as well as being a fine hoofer.
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The one on the left is a "hoofer" (Points = 5) and the other is a "razorback" (Points =
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I'm a musician, I'm a hoofer, I'm an entertainer from a line of entertainers.
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Rather like an old vaudeville hoofer, they must shimmy and shake with one eye one the audience and another on the white cane lurking in the wings.
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It was a treat to see Buster Brown, an old-time hoofer of Apollo fame, who still has an easy upper body and lilting feet at age 86.
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I have to say here, that the corps de ballet (that's the poncy equivalent of the chorus line, for you unenlightened) were the biggest bunch of clodhopping hoofers I've ever seen.
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He joked and quoted old hoofers, dead and alive.
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And I never really thought about movies until I hung up my tap shoes and went, OK, I can't be a hoofer for the rest of my life.
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It also exposes the vulnerability of these unhappy hoofers.
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They seem like ghastly old hoofers at the end of the Music Hall era: earnestly trying to edify us with a touch of the exotic.
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On the phone from her hotel room in Pasadena, she talked about taking on a role associated with two of the great hoofers of our time.
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You're light on your feet for a hoofer, Twinkletoes.
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Fred Astaire plays an aging hoofer looking for a comeback on Broadway.
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The rest of the time is padded out by him interviewing Broadway hoofers past and present and telling us all about the traditions of this ‘Great White Way’.
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It is said hoofer Fred Astaire threw his new custom made fine cut English suits against the wall repeatedly to "knock the newness out of them".
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Many of them were quite good at it, having made a living as Broadway hoofers before they went west.
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Jerry Travers is an American hoofer arriving in London to help out his pal, producer Horace Hardwick, with a new song-and-dance show.
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It riffs on some other fundamental parts of the tap dance tradition, including the familiar shaven haircut and what's known as a hoofer's line.
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Now, though, he has discovered a taste for musicals, and wonders whether a career as a hoofer might beckon.
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I have to say here, that the corps de ballet (that's the poncy equivalent of the chorus line, for you unenlightened) were the biggest bunch of clodhopping hoofers I've ever seen.
