Sentence examples for close dance from inspiring English sources

They close dance like Bogie and Betty, or Richard and Julia, on the marble floor of his hi-up penthouse to a Frank Sinatra record (sic).

Beyond the quality of the chords and verses, a good part of the public seeks in trova ballads their ability to evoke past memories: a first love, a close dance, the difficult years, that day of the first kiss, or the concert where we met someone very special.

His songs are close dances between his individualism — thoughtful, benevolent, playful and musically omnivorous — and many cultures within and outside Brazil.

He works in a modern-dance idiom colored by the traditional dancing of his native Philippines, represented in "Tinig Ng Lupa," the evening's closing dance.

That closing dance expressed concord, delight, the measured order of things.

Leslie Browne's triumphant new "Brahms Trio" would have made a perfect closing dance.

And he allows himself to indulge in a sweeping grand finale in the closing dance, "Begin the Beguine".

"Temptation" begins with a simple, sweet air in Renaissance style, followed by a set of fleet, briskly played variations and a robust if slightly heavy-handed closing dance.

And though the singer Sting is not likely to be present, the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater will perform three ballets set to his music as the closing dance event.

Or maybe a closing dance is dispensed with because Munby does not want to violate the rapt, spellbinding mood that Eve Best's bewitching Cleopatra creates by her stage-managed suicide.

Longinus Fernandes, the choreographer of the closing dance sequence, was inadvertently omitted from the film's credits, but Boyle publicly thanked him for his work at the televised Oscar ceremony.