Sentence examples for a dance inspired by from inspiring English sources

Together they will create a dance inspired by the art.

(Today she is thinking about a dance inspired by a "Hamlet" riff in a Vitaphone short from the nineteen-thirties).

"I was so excited because I studied her in college," said Ms. Houston, who had even choreographed a dance inspired by Ms. Walker's black-paper silhouettes.

In the Season 2 song "Math of Love Triangles," Rebecca Bunch Rachel Bloomm) performs a dance inspired by Marilyn Monroe's "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend".

The Richard Rodgers program combines Peter Martins's ballroomy "Thou Swell"; Christopher Wheeldon's darker "Carousel (A Dance)," inspired by themes from the musical; and Balanchine's "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue," made for the musical "On Your Toes".

MOMIX -- Moses Pendleton searched the world for desert imagery, it is said, when he was working last year on "Opus Cactus," a dance inspired by the giant saguaro cactus of the Southwest.

Ms. Cenik will perform a favorite work, the Joged Pingitan, a sacred dance inspired by the female deity Ratu Magelung.

Graham choreographed the central duet in "Ecuatorial," a 1978 dance inspired by Mayan fertility prayers, for Mr. Delamo and Yuriko Kimura, his frequent partner.

Donna Uchizono revisits "Butterflies From My Hand" (above, with August Pozgay, left, Julie Bakshi, Betsy Coker and Rachel Krol), expanding it from a quartet to a dance for seven, and Ori Flomin completes the program with "Walking City, Standing Square," a new dance inspired by the sculptor Alberto Giacometti.

It featured music by her father, the jazz composer Ed Bland; three short films by her husband, Guillaume Le Grontec; and a new dance inspired by two of her relatives.

Janney breaks into a disco dance inspired by the hand motions flight attendants use, and also just plain inspired.