Sentence examples for band dancing from inspiring English sources

Another late addition to the program was Ravel's "Valse," which the orchestra and Mr. Eschenbach played as if someone had led a circus band, dancing bears and all, into the elegant Viennese ballroom that Ravel was trying to evoke.

The party, held in front of 277 Park Avenue, featured a rock band, dancing, and Jack Albertson, and raised $494.

A MILLION WAYS A lo-fi video of the band dancing to their 2005 song A Million Ways was emailed to fans and promptly became one of the most downloaded videos of all time.

From Hoxton Square, hundreds of people marched towards Dalston, following samba drums, painted saxophones and a punk band dancing half naked on a truck.

Each single the band releases escalates this aesthetic to new, hypnotic heights, but the foundation generally remains the same: a single, unedited take of the band dancing to rigidly synchronous choreography.

The celebrations, with army bands, dancing children and air force displays, continued without him.

Like a freezing Mardi Gras celebration, the Mummers march every year, all day, with elaborate costumes, moveable scenery, floats and gigantic bands, dancing and playing all manner of music.

Later, after the sun sets into the dark-blue waters of Bahía de Todos Santos, there are mariachi bands, dancing and buckets of cold Coronas.

Running for eight weekends, the party in the mountains skews heavily toward beer from sponsors Warsteiner and Anheuser Busch (nothing says Oktoberfest like a Shock Top branded biergarten), but there will be plenty of entertainment, bands, dancing, crafts and food to make the drive worthwhile.

Its best known, for the song "Here It Goes Again," features the four band members dancing on and off a set of treadmills.

Fans pestered him to know what the band's next video would be; some even suggested the band try dancing on escalators.