Sentence examples for aggressive dance from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, in practice, this aggressive dance demands rather too much from its players before offering anything in return.

It's incongruous fun to see four delicate ballerinas in sweet pink tutus rock out to more aggressive dance rhythms in "Carnegie Hall Pavane".

He sputtered nonsense lines in what mimicked an alien language that had been created for "Avatar," and said, "That means, 'This seemed like a better idea in rehearsal.' " Adam Shankman, a producer of the telecast and a judge on the Fox reality show "So You Think You Can Dance," choreographed an aggressive dance number to open the show that was marked by a Las Vegas sensibility.

8 PIXELTAN Incredibly compelling and aggressive dance music.

Aggressive Dance Music Jungle, 2-step, anything urban and aggressive will work here.

Growing in the city's slums is a unique subculture called Changa Tuki-a style of upbeat, aggressive dance music championed by colorfully-dressed DJs and dancers.

Or. [14 seconds of (build-up music) played as (one person passively dances while others linger around them motionless)] then an instant video cut to [14 seconds of (bombastic dance music) played as (many people dance aggressively)] then [2 seconds of (a slurring sound) and (slow-motion video of the aggressive dancing)].

Similarly routine is Ms. Beller's frenzied splicing, from show tunes to aggressive tap dance routines to hysterical cackling to the taped whispers of female voices.

It's obvious that something is deeply wrong: The couple's uptown attire clashes terribly with the black, ragged constructions (designed by Zaldy) favored by this club's denizens, who break into aggressive little dance numbers in between collapsing on the floor and imbibing strange potions.

When's it's done properly, twerking is a sexually aggressive, affronting dance that only the most virile and confident of men will dare tangle with.

I really love aggressive, hard, punishing dance music.