Sentence examples for a typical dance from inspiring English sources

Ms. Boykin would be the first to admit that she does not have a typical dance body.

It evolved from a Jamaican street dance called bruk-up and is an amalgam of styles, so a typical dance might feature "bone breaking" contortion, mime, gliding and dramatic incidents such as a gun battle or a romantic interlude.

I would have fallen behind much sooner were it not for the way she helped us remember the sequence: instead of the usual "one-and-two-and" counting of a typical dance routine, she gave each movement a name, sometimes one repeating the lyrics of the song.

A typical dance class for children should follow some set guidelines.

Speaking about Embers, Ali said she did not want a typical dance record and chose to experiment, particularly with the number of ballads on the album.

Though it was made clear at the beginning of the "War of the Worlds" broadcast that it was a dramatization, audiences who switched from NBC to CBS wouldn't have known that because when they tuned in "War of  the Worlds" sounded like a typical dance music program.

"Forever Your Girl" is a typical dance-music album, emphasizing instrumentals and rhythms while beefing up the singer's voice with studio techniques.

The signs bearing swastikas on either side of the stage warned the audience that this was not going to be a typical dance-cheer performance.

But the Bush administration, which is highly sensitive to public opinion, never quite gives the religious right what it wants.This year opened with a fairly typical dance.

"I imagine it would be a pretty different experience from your typical dance night".

Carefully choosing his samples, Bruce sparingly fills the space with tough stabs replacing typical dance music elements, like a bass line, without compromise.