Sentence examples for dance bringing from inspiring English sources

But perhaps Dating in the Dark could be given a Shakespearean twist in Masked Balls, with face-obscured contestants at a Venetian dance (bringing a useful slice of the Strictly Come Dancing vibe) not knowing until the end whether they are dancing with a man, woman or, if they go really Bardic, the twin from whom they were separated in a shipwreck.

CHASE BROCK EXPERIENCE A young man with impressive Broadway credentials — he's assisted Kathleen Marshall and Ann Reinking — braves the world of concert dance, bringing his brand-new company to Dance New Amsterdam for the second time this year.

Paul Apodaca, of Chapman University in Orange, California, argues that current pow-wows, a sort of ecumenical modern folk dance, bringing in the customs and songs of more than one tribe, would be unrecognisable to his Navajo ancestors.

Perhaps this is all good for dance, bringing artists and works to a wider, museum-going audience and giving dancers and choreographers a broader field in which to work.

Presented by the French choreographer Luc Petton and his company Le Guetteur, this is not just another twist on "Swan Lake" but an original dance bringing together humans and swans.

The teaching of dance, bringing that into the school or into the everyday experiences of people in whatever way you can think of, should be part of our concern.

Dance brought both of them to New York.

Each dance brought out colors in the rest.

But what does dance bring to the argument?

Film gives us a trace of dance's magnificent physicality, just as dance brings something essentially theatrical to cinema.

Steps in Spring Busy days in dance bring both Eliot Feld's Ballet Tech and Ailey II, Alvin Ailey's junior company, to New York.