Sentence examples for celebrated dancing from inspiring English sources

The Asia Society projected some of the lyrics overhead; in various songs Mr. Kong invoked Buddhist deities, praised a mother's sacrifices, celebrated dancing and hoped to find a "new soul mate" on the dance floor; "My old one should not have jilted me," he sang in "Rom Vong".

The ill-advised Broadway versions of "Footloose" and "Saturday Night Fever" were inspired by movies that celebrated dancing.

EAT Recently, Celeste Restaurant (Rasinovo nabrezi 80; 420-221-984-160; www.celesterestaurant.cz) introduced frill-free French cuisine, replacing the costly and mediocre Perle de Prague atop the celebrated Dancing Building — Frank Gehry's "Fred and Ginger" glass landmark on the banks of the Vltava River.

Here is the ballerina Fanny Elssler dancing her celebrated Spanish cachucha.

A choreographer gives an analysis of the celebrated brace of tap-dancing brothers.

There has been little dancing on the celebrated Pont d'Avignon of late.

Eugenio Arango, better known as Totico, a Cuban-born percussionist and singer who was one of the most celebrated figures in the drumming, dancing and singing culture of New York rumba, died on Jan . 21in the Bronx, where he lived.

Ms. Dudinskaya, a favorite pupil of the celebrated teacher Agrippina Vaganova, retired from dancing in 1962 and became internationally known as a teacher and authority on the 19th-century classics.

"Writing about music is like dancing about architecture" – this celebrated warning has been in my mind.

It is equally unsettling to come across one of the celebrated sculptures by the Impressionist, Edgar Degas, of dancing girls from the Paris ballet.

Tuesday's episode also included performances by John Legend and The Roots, Taio Cruz, and two pint-sized couples (ages 9 and 10) dancing a jive accompanied by celebrated 9-year-old pianist Emily Bear.