Sentence examples for commitment to dance from inspiring English sources

Her commitment to dance quickly accelerated, and she decided to become a professional ballerina at the age of twenty-seven.

"In that first year, we made a commitment to dance, to multimedia work, to the old term 'performance art,' " said Mr. Clancy.

A serious commitment to dance, however, came only when she was 16, an age when many girls are giving up ballet.

The Lewis Center for the Arts said her hiring signals a deepened commitment to dance studies by adding faculty with expertise in the history, theory, and criticism of dance.

His fiancée, however, is someone whose commitment to dance as an art form was a serious one, having started out to become a ballerina at age 4, and who had once been with the junior company of Ballet Chicago and also appeared with the Joffrey Ballet in some Chicago performances of "The Nutcracker".

"I want a real commitment to dance and music as a collaborative art form," Ms. Bruning said.

But his first commitment was to dance.

There would be too many commitments to Dancing With The Stars.

She keeps her personality guarded and correct, but the fullness of commitment she gives to dance execution makes her a most impressive performer.

Analysts and industry commentators indicate that the I.P.O. will test investors' long-term commitment to the dance genre.

While they declined to answer some questions and said financial issues were still being negotiated, they did say that the 45-year-old Dance Theater Workshop in Chelsea would maintain its commitment to contemporary dance.