Sentence examples for coordinated dance from inspiring English sources
The Cyclones' Sam the Seagull and Scooter the Holy Cow stood side by side in the Cyclones' dugout and had coordinated dance routines.
Mr. Toure started most tunes alone, picking runs and trills that defied any steady beat, then cued the band: electric bass, congas, djembe (hand drum), calabash (played with sticks) and two singers with coordinated dance steps.
But it isn't until Steady Pace that it becomes clear that this razor-shunning ensemble – face to beard ratio: 8 7 – is basically the Alt.Country Soul Revue, complete with goofily adorable coordinated dance moves.
The rhythmic sounds are those that accompany Indian Kathak dance, and Mr. Battle uses their complexity and propulsiveness as an inspiration for a highly kinetic, demandingly coordinated dance that incorporates sudden scissoring jumps, low stamping, a contracting torso and fluttering hands — often all at the same time.
Known for their silky harmonies, snazzy threads and coolly coordinated dance steps onstage (early on, Mr. Rogers was the group's choreographer), they recorded for Berry Gordy Jr.'s Tamla label and became a stanchion of the Motown sound and Mr. Gordy's recording empire.
The Fix the Debt flash mob on Friday involved a large coordinated dance to "Freedom," the song by Aretha Franklin.
The last few months have been jam-packed as I've balanced coordinating Dance Marathon, six classes, and attempting to maintain a social life and get more than five hours of sleep a night.
You'll need to coordinate dance moves with them, whether it's a duet or a group dance.
When his extraordinary cross-hatched eyebrows - they should, by rights, carry Ordnance Survey coordinates - dance up and down his forehead it generally means he is talking.
In 2013, researchers discovered the male lyrebird has one final trick up his sleeve: coordinating choreographed dance steps with specific songs.
Since we have sampled bees while they were dancing, we are perhaps looking at that part of the CNS that plays the biggest role in processing sensory information and coordinating the dance output.
