Sentence examples for a case of dance from inspiring English sources

Besides, with most of the village – surfers included – fully preoccupied with the party, it was always going to be a case of dance first, surf later.

PFW SS14: Jean Paul Gaultier gets a case of dance fever.

Adam lightens the mood by coming down with a case of dance fever and a raucous living room party ensues.

"Is That All There Is," which concludes with the Peggy Lee song of the same name, seems to be a case of a dance where a mommy blog would do.

"In the case of Dance Umbrella, he enabled a whole artistic field to exist".

Each academic will submit four "outputs" - usually articles in learned journals or books, but, in the case of dance and drama, they may include videos and live performances, and for engineers, can include patents, descriptions of inventions, or software.

In some ways, this book is the result of dealing with the ultimate case of dance music history FOMO: since neither he or we could be there to feel it ourselves, Matos meticulously recreates it, in all of its massive, confusing, overwhelming, epic glory, and invites us all to join in.

Maybe it's a sign of the flagging energy of contemporary dance, or a case of millennial self-consciousness about the past and future, or the result of conservative funding priorities, but preservation now occupies a top spot on the field's agenda.

Dating at 54 isn't just a case of meeting at a disco or a dance – it's a whole day out.

What this amounts to, however, is a case of the emperor's new clothes: some dance beats and a spot of Weimar cabaret can't make up for nondescript balladry and vocals that cross the line between soothing and coma-inducing.

You see it was not only a case of Barnum's Museum against Pete Williams's dance-house, but it was a case of white against black.