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Laban

[ US /ˈɫeɪbən/ ]
NOUN
  1. Hungarian choreographer who developed Labanotation (1879-1958)

How To Use Laban In A Sentence

  • Labanino, 46, is one of the Cuban Five, who have become a cause celebre in their homeland, daily lauded by the Cuban government for what it calls their heroism in purportedly helping derail attacks against the communist isle. NEWS.com.au | Top Stories
  • Described by the festival as an "honest and funny play about loss, growing up and the benefits of aquaerobics," "Blue Deep" is scheduled to run July 11 to 22, with Bob Balaban directing. NYT > Home Page
  • This should be "almandine," the word probably being a corruption of alabandina, a gem so called because found at The Early Poems of Alfred Lord Tennyson
  • Laban studied corporeal movement in notably impersonal terms, disciplining bodies even as he asked them to pulse with new life.
  • There followed a confrontation between them, in which Laban accused Jacob of stealing his teraphim (household images, or ‘gods’, used for divination and supposed to ‘protect’ a home from evil forces).
  • Though most widely used in ballet companies, choreology has subsequently been evolved to deal with non-classical movement also, and together with Labanotation is the most internationally used system.
  • Parlabane was wandering relievedly towards the exit, his shift mercifully over, when McCreedie called him across to their gathering. Quite Ugly One Morning
  • 'I think he means deid as in broon breid,' Parlabane mused. It's October, 1956.
  • Conversely, the ‘performer’ will be able to generate a rough Labanotation score that can be refined by a notator.
  • The six o'clock TV news was burbung quietly in the background, the volume down since the latest Voss manhunt item ended, but the VCR still whirring, Parlabane now obsessively recording every broadcast on the matter. Boiling a Frog
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