Sentence examples for bold dance from inspiring English sources

"Stick and Move," an improvisatory collaboration between Sally Schuiling, a dancer and choreographer, and Melissa Houston, a percussionist, resembled a conversation between strong-minded friends in which bold musical phrases were answered by equally bold dance steps.

STRICTLY BALLROOM SPECIAL EDITION ($19.99; Miramax) -- My favorite Baz Luhrmann film is still his first -- this delightfully dippy tale of a young rebel hoping to bring a bold new dance move into competitive ballroom dancing.

But the danger in grouping them together is that the creative identities of individual institutions — a bold modern dance company, a great symphony orchestra — can blur behind the walls of an officious encampment.

But the image of an Asian actor in an Uncle Sam hat and a long white beard prancing about the stage in a bold, heedless dance of trespass -- as seen in Mr. Griffin's staging -- makes a riveting connection.

They are bold kids who dance around the bases, hardened veterans who stare down pressure, and one absolute giant of an ace pitcher who will grab beyond his reach for greatness.

Bold vigorous folk dances celebrate Siberia's culture and countryside.

The Gavotte, for example, blends a lighthearted dance with bold harmonic quirks.

Western dance became bold and overtly sexual and obsessed with youthful feats of physical skill.

The accident on Monday threw into bold relief the intricate dance that occurs daily below ground but that few commuters ever think about.

In the broad outline, Donna Summer and Grace Jones had plenty in common: both are black women who made music careers in the seventies, translating their bold sexuality to the dance floor.

ISADORA DUNCAN'S "IPHIGENIA" In 1905, when the modern-dance pioneer made "Iphigenia," her choice of music — selections from Gluck's opera, not written for dance — was bold, and occasioned her first use of a full orchestra.