Sentence examples for dance ability from inspiring English sources

"I knew," he explains, "that if acceptance depended on my own dance ability, I would be dead".

When she turned 30, her friends made a book for her, each of us taking a page to extol her work ethic, dance ability and generosity.

But, like John Sergeant in his day, they seem to have a fan base of their own evidently not voting on dance ability (or perhaps voting against it).

After a few months of study under Italian dancer and teacher Enrico Cecchetti, Massine made his Paris debut in La Légende de Joseph in 1914 and received favourable comment on his dramatic dance ability and commanding stage personality.

Cole said there was a "lack of dance ability" in his partnership with the cyclist, adding: "She's not a dancer or a performer and she's not suited to this industry".

In 1761 Dauberval made his debut at the Paris Académie (now Opéra) and became noted for his pantomimic dance ability; in 1773 he was made an assistant ballet master.

While Zelda was in treatment, Scott wrote to Egorova, asking her to evaluate Zelda's dance abilities; Egorova replied that Zelda could go on to professional endeavors, but that, because of her late start, she could never be a first-rate ballerina.

Table 5 Overview on the raters (A D) by age, gender, ethnicity, professional relation to music, instruments played, and ballroom dance abilities.

The researchers showed animations, derived from the motion capture process, to 155 people and asked them to rate the dance abilities of the cartoon dancers.

In Tremblay and Gagné's (2001) study, 242 talented students from academic, dance and music areas recruited in college and high schools were asked about the heritability of academic, musical, and dance abilities on a 0 (behavior had no heritability at all) to 100 (complete heritability) scale.

James Montgomery of MTV News noted that the music video "is enough to give you whiplash" due to Knowles' and Shakira's dance abilities.