Sentence examples for dance children from inspiring English sources

FOUNTAINS dance, children play and families stroll along Batumi's five-mile seafront boulevard, lined with palm trees, hammocks and playgrounds.

But has she sacrificed too much for the struggle – the chance to dance, children, perhaps even her second marriage?

In West African dance, children traversed the dance floor flailing their arms and stamping their feet to live accompaniment on a djembe drum; in ballet, a pianist played through a series of ports de bras and leaps.

Wave Hill: Sunrise, Sunset (Saturday and Sunday) After listening to a reading of Thomas Locker's book "Cloud Dance," children can explore the grounds and draw inspiration from the winter landscape and sky to create art with bright colored tissue paper, which will be blurred or splotched for effect.

NEW HAVEN Audubon Street "Audubon Arts on the Edge," music, dance, children's activities, poetry slam, film screening and refreshments.

In addition to music and dance, children are given a literary education, are taught to play the lyre, and learn arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy (Laws 809C).

Priests danced, children danced, philosophers' thoughts rose and fell in rhythmic sequence; lovers danced, and so did Lucia.

It had many more kinds of dance in it — pantomime, character dances, dramatic dances, children's dances — and he likes the range: the shading, the gradations, the whole, big rainbow.

As a young student at the Maryinsky Ballet school early in the 20th century, Balanchine danced children's roles like a mouse and a hoop dancer in the Russian production.

Bugaku are of four genres: civil dances (also called even, or level, dances), warrior dances, running dances, and dances for children.

In societies far older than ours, dance was integrated into the daily fabric of people's lives: in religious dances, war dances, fertility dances, child-birthing dancers, even dances that incorporated the rituals of trading.