Sentence examples for attraction of dance from inspiring English sources

By drawing from such sources as labourers' movements, dances of American Indians, and U.S. folk and popular dance, he was able to create a vigorous, masculine dance technique that greatly enhanced the attraction of dance as a career for men.

By underestimating the attraction of dance music, particularly at a time when large New York clubs have been closed, Area: One ended up replicating the frustrations of waiting outside a crowded club.

The Neuberger Museum of Art will be bringing back the Hot Music series it began last summer, with the added attraction of basic dance instructions before each concert.

Still, there aren't any Kinect-related games marked here as best-sellers, despite the attractions of Kinectimals, Dance Central, and Harry Potter & the Deathly Hallows.

This political awakening strengthened his attraction to dance.

It was both on Thursday night when the Mark Morris Dance Group performed in Page Auditorium as an attraction of the American Dance Festival on the campus of Duke University here.

In the meantime, down south (but only 90 miles down south), there is the annual LIVE ARTS/PHILLY FRINGE festival (through Sept. 17), which brings an interesting clutch of dance attractions along with its offerings in other fields.

2005 saw a big increase in the number of dance music attractions, with the multiple tents of the Dance Village replacing the solitary dance tent of previous years.

(Anderson) Thresh Dance and Rukmini Vijayakumar (Tuesday) This attraction of Erasing Borders: Festival of Indian Dance contrasts classical Bharata Natyam and contemporary dance forms.

The eighth annual festival opens on Thursday, and once again there will be two weeks of attractions representing dance in its many manifestations: 20 events this year shown in five programs, each danced twice, with tickets priced at $10.

By this point, many acts will be honing the one-hour shows that they will take into the month-long madness of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (5-27 August), by far the biggest comedy event (and, despite all the competing attractions of theatre, music, dance and juggling, it is essentially a comedy event) in the European calendar.