Sentence examples for category of dance from inspiring English sources

Quoted by Luke Jennings, Observer, 2009 "She has basically re-invented dance … She is a category of dance unto herself".

NEW YORK DANCE AND PERFORMANCE AWARDS -- This ceremony, at which Bessie Awards are given in just about every category of dance and performance-art activity, is open to everyone, though it is fundamentally less a public event than a jubilant and sometimes poignant celebration of a community.

Among the Zulu and other Nguni peoples, however, certain non-melodic forms of chanting coexist alongside melodic styles of performance even among items that fit the same category of "dance-song"—just as some English nursery rhymes are sung while others are recited or chanted.

Together they embody the predominant categories of dance music today.

The early to mid 70s saw the birth of disco, which has since morphed into several categories of dance music -- dance dominates the Top 40 even today.

Ballroom dancing is a category of partner dances, so you will need a partner.

There are other scenes in which the dancers experience breakdowns of sorts, and their squeals and hysterical shrieks fall into the category of modern-dance clichés.

At the 2013 International Dance Music Awards, the video was nominated in the categories of Best Dance Music Video and Best Pop Music Video, but failed to win either of them.

Joining Dancing Across Borderss" and "Mao's Last Dancer" in the category of inspirational international dance films is Beadie Finzi's "Only When I Dance," which tracks the progress of two students with professional aspirations at the Centro de Dan?ballet school in Rio de Janeiro.

Even though the Roses were always the bigger band, Happy Mondays were arguably more original, with their louche, category-shrugging soup of dance beats, psychedelia and barely concealed threat.

In the category of song-and-dance cinéastes, we find the likes of Chantal Akerman, Sally Potter and Nanni Moretti.