Sentence examples for a constant dance from inspiring English sources

Bicycling in N.Y. is a constant dance with death".

"It's a constant dance between chaos and order," she said of the tension within each cacophonous piece.

It seemed like a strategy game: a constant dance of reaching for me and pulling back, of intimacy and distance, of real life and Internet make-believe.

Throughout this show of original drawings, woodcuts and lithographic prints, there's a constant dance between 2D and 3D, what we take as real and pictorial illusion.

Group compositions imperceptibly become close-ups; the camera is in a constant dance with star, and co-director Leslie Howard, ducking in and out of frame; the cutting, courtesy of David Lean, is whip-smart.

See the interactive slide show It's fitting that a jeweler should live in a gem, and the Paris home of Marie-Hélène de Taillac, a penthouse apartment with views over the Parisian rooftops toward Saint-Sulpice, is a lovely one: simple, clean and understated, and in a constant dance with light.

All the trickery and hunting hijinks of the classic cartoon are present, but the figures are engaged in a constant, jittery dance to the song "Brats".

The constant dance between expectation and outcome thus enlivens the brain with a pleasurable play of emotions.

But, as time goes by I realise that it's these problems and the constant dance with disaster that make the rally special.

The singing lines of the mellow third sonata in E were especially finely achieved, but the panache and lightness of the sixth sonata in G, in which the harpsichord has a fully formed and extended solo, was a constant reminder that dance is never far away in a set of Bach sonatas that require precisely the partnership of equals that these players provided.

Ronaldo was a constant danger.