Sentence examples for dance brigade from inspiring English sources
(La Rocco) Dance Brigade (Thursday) The Tibetan Book of the Dead doesn't seem like an obvious source of inspiration for a dance piece, but here we are: the San Francisco-based Dance Brigade presents "The Great Liberation Upon Hearing" (sometimes a translated part of the Book of the Dead's actual title), described as a dance-drama and choreographed by Krissy Keefer.
San Francisco is also a seedbed of reformers--for instance, Krissy Keefer, co-founder of the city's Gay and Lesbian Dance Festival and of a company, Dance Brigade, that has produced a latter-day "Nutcracker" featuring a heroine who is a South African freedom fighter.
The dance move is further battered by those massive dance brigades at the Super Bowl, who insert the move into a prominent spot in the halftime show.
And the leisurely pace before the violence erupts was hardly likely to appeal unless it was to the Dances With Wolves brigade.
The ASWM conference was both a reunion of movement foremothers and participatory passing of the torch to a new generation through the lively presentation of the Dance Mission Theater GRRRL Brigade, an empowering artistic development initiative for San Francisco girls.
"If the brigade did have the dance, then the lad saw what was really worth seeing, for if there was anything Hays' Creoles did and loved to better than to fight, it was to dance, and their camp stag dances, sandwiched in between a big march and a big battle were said to be the most 'utterly utter' performance in the war of faun-like pranks that grown and sane men ever engaged in".
With Drake's delicate, prissy flicks of the wrist, this is salsa danced by the uptight, upstate twinset brigade of Dirty Dancing's ballroom classes, not the staff partying upstairs.
The Country Club of Westchester occupied part of the area from 1881 until it burned down in 1922, an event during which "fashionable women left dance hall and dining room to form bucket brigades" to help fight the fire, according to an account in The New York Times.
The Chuka Harman Burnham Hunt Balls brigade?
A Sandinista women's brigade.
