Sentence examples for brilliant dance from inspiring English sources

So I looked at my assets: the church and many brilliant dance artists".

Britpop was just a parallel to the massive outpouring of brilliant dance music at the time.

So here goes: 1 Topping the bill this week is for a dance production officer, based in Hampstead, London, with the brilliant dance organisation Akademi.

He can let himself go, though, and produced a brilliant dance with his players when Udinese qualified for the Champions League in 2011.

Of course, Baz gives good scene and score, like in the downtown Studio 54-ish club in the opening episode – full of brilliant dance routines and seductive, pulsing, funky disco beats.

Based on an idea supplied by the choreographer Jerome Robbins, "On the Town" is, to some degree, the musical version of Robbins's 1944 ballet, "Fancy Free," about which the brilliant dance critic Edwin Denby wrote: It's sentiment of how people live in this country is completely intelligent and completely realistic.

Lowe is the non-singing, writing Boy; Neil Tennant is the writing and singing Boy; and neither member of the utterly brilliant dance-music duo is big on the overt.

The relentless rhythmic drive and sometimes shifting meters in these brilliant dances kept Mr. Kasik in line.

The highlights disc, including powerful choruses, brilliant dances and one of the most gorgeous arias in the history of music ("Tristes apprets"), is the great Rameau bargain.

They do over-the-top gospel covers and they're really entertaining – and brilliant to dance to.

Mark's music is brilliant for dance because it not only has rhythmic drive but it suggests fantastic atmospheres in which I can easily imagine bodies moving".