Sentence examples for a kind of dance from inspiring English sources

They had a fiddler and a pipe and tabor player, and danced a kind of dance called morris dancing, which is an English folk ritual.

It's a kind of dance of bouncing heads.

Left, right, left... it's a kind of dance.

Then Sophie climbs inside the shirt for a kind of dance of suffocation and rebirth.

Much Kabuki movement is a kind of dance, rowdy or ceremonious or whatever is required.

Jackson Pollock performed a kind of dance while dripping paint onto his horizontal canvases.

The common refrain at all the clubs is a kind of dance-driven decadence, underscored by loud to too-loud house or trance music, or some derivative, each with enough beats per minute to give a hummingbird agita.

The Nifo oti, or Samoan fire knife dance, is also a kind of weapon dance.

Nut-brown bodies, almost always of women, connect one piece to the next in a kind of slow dance.

The actors, Oskar Werner and Henri Serre, heard the music and in an instant the gym was transformed into a kind of village dance.

"I asked him what he was working on and he said something he called a kind of a dance narrative between Helen Keller and her teacher.