Sentence examples for battle dancer from inspiring English sources

Dempsey is a veteran battle dancer.

Footwork culture has a two-fold rubric for greatness that holds for DJs and battle dancers alike.

A few weeks later, P-Top drove down from his place on the North Side to meet with Bulb and a few of his closest friends, all stalwart footwork battle dancers with broad visions for footwork culture.

In one of these duel-like "battles" Dancer A crossed the space and mimed a challenge (sometimes called a "bump") to the other — the gestures would look like blows or thrusts of defiance — while dancing.

Footwork first started gaining attention outside of Chicago through YouTube videos of battling dancers.

There were actors swinging on ropes, pirate sword battles, dancers descending from the sky and even shirtless men wielding lightsabers.

But he said that Mr. Battle's dancers could "seem driven, hectic, tense, involuntary".

When Mr. Mackey filled his score with what sounded like Latin-American rhythms, Mr. Battle had dancers pair off in a trembling tango.

Before joining the Navy in 1944, Mr. Kelly appeared with his friend Fred Astaire for the first time in a single number, Gershwin's "Babbitt and the Bromide" in MGM's opulent, star-studded "Ziegfeld Follies". "It wasn't a battle of dancers, but our different styles were purposely made apparent," Mr. Kelly said.

Their "Inside Out" featured epic battles between dancers and their rebellious reflections, a trio of quirky creatures in reflective skirts and far too much posing.

While people would still dance together, this shift often meant parties revolved around male-dominated dance battles, with dancers showing out with new moves.