The phrase "age dance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a dance associated with a specific age group or a dance that celebrates aging, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The community organized an age dance to celebrate the milestones of different generations."
Alternatives: "age-related dance" or "dance for all ages".
In this day and age dance doesn't have to be beautiful, but Mr. Klunchun's "Chui Chai," a premiere, was gorgeous from start to finish.
In a recent conversation with Gia Kourlas at the company's headquarters at the Rose Building in Lincoln Center, she discussed age, dance after childbirth and the years she spent with Mr. B. KYRA NICHOLS -- The pretty costumes, the applause, the lights.
Deep, dank, and decidedly danceable, "SNL" is a fun and funky jam that should please both old school house heads and new age dance aficionados alike.
The performance demonstrates that despite age, dance is a constant in the lives of the performers and the joy of dancing, which begins as a child, is sustained no matter how many years have passed.
"The track we've offered up is called Machine Age Dancing.
2. Dance Class (Series 2, episode 1): Series 2 was when the show really started hitting its stride, kicking off with this humdinger, in which Mark and Jez attend the now-notorious new-age dance group "Rainbow Rhythms".
Everybody here tonight must boogie, let me tell ya, you are no exception to the rule!" In that same no-exception-to-the-rule spirit, I'd like to introduce you to a new-age dance band, Little Dragon, an electro-pop act that NPR says "makes pop music for folks who think they hate pop music".
KATONAH Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts "Bhangra Night!" all ages dance by Dancing at Dusk with Reena Shah.
Some scientists earlier proposed similar hypotheses, basing them on the current configuration of earth's orbit, which seems to set the metronome that ice ages dance to.
There's a lovely passage, set to the music of Swan Lake, where 10 umbrella-twirling swan maidens of varying shapes and ages dance with Bill Robins, who normally uses a wheelchair.
