Sentence examples for alive dance from inspiring English sources

As a young woman, Mary was swept up in one of the most contagious dance movements in history -- disco -- so she decided to enter a "Stayin' Alive!" dance competition.

"How can an art form be alive," Dance magazine asked, "when it excludes so many?" "Women bring a point of view that men don't have," Bouder tells me later in a phone interview.

Soon the stage was alive with dance and song.

Shrimp spaetzle tossed with spicy sausage, broccolini, and bonito flakes that were moving as though alive — they "dance," apparently, when you use them to season hot food — was outrageously weird (and delicious).

PAGE B7 Dancing Divas B5 Keeping the Music Alive B6 Dance With Chance of Wit B9 OBITUARIES MANUEL MARULANDA The guerrilla tactician whose rise from peasant origins to top commander of Latin America's largest rebel group was a mythical feature of Colombia's long internal war, Mr. Marulanda remained an enigma even in death in Colombia.

Yet these dances, even with taped music, remain stingingly alive as dances.

Gillian Bradshaw-Smith's ingenious scenery included a clock that came alive and danced and furniture that moved magically about.

The Bagger, who had trouble finding a point of entry into "Hustle" – he is one of the whitest people alive and dances with an unfortunate overbite to rap music – eventually caught on and had one of the most satisfying movie-watching experiences of his year watching "Hustle" unfurl.

Once a proud neighborhood of shipyards, Red Hook, despite some signs of gentrification, has not forgotten its colorful past, keeping it alive with eloquent dance by innovative choreographers like Mr. Harris, much of it presented by Dancing in the Streets.

Kitsch like "Cleopatra" almost makes you glad it's so difficult to keep dance alive.

And both, using different methodology, are determined to keep classical dance alive within a contemporary framework.