Sentence examples similar to dance chain from inspiring English sources
The Lapp-Dance chain of folk clubs in Scandinavia was sold to a trade buyer who relaunched them for an adult audience.There has been speculation, too, that Santa wants to cut back on his business commitments in order to launch a political career in one of the many countries where he could claim citizenship, possibly Canada.
In this new version, animal figures inspired by Mayan ruins do not mean a "Firebird" transferred to Central America: the maidens dance Russian chain dances and flatten them into Greek reliefs.
The performers hold out their hands to one another, and dance in chains.
At the Camden tour stop, she dances with chains and climbed over her dancers, while wearing a cheap-looking Lady Gaga rip-off outfit better suited to 2008 than 2014.
The idea of a chain dance is basic to many forms of folk dance; often that chain becomes a wheel.
It begins as a chain dance for men, in which the leader and last man break off, dance competitively, and rejoin the chain.
Syrtos, ancient chain dance of Greece.
Kalamatianos, a Greek chain dance, a form of the syrtos.
The "Tarantella" is lively, but not a tarantella (rather a chain dance for three pairs).
His "Kettentanz" ("Chain Dance") is an exercise in frolicsome ballet charm to the galops and waltzes of old Vienna.
The ruling image in "Juba" is, in fact, a mini-Balkan chain dance for four dancers in Mia McSwain's stylish neo-Slavic costumes.
