Sentence examples for dance degree from inspiring English sources

After A-Levels, she went on to study for a contemporary dance degree, which was "the worst experience of [my] life".

The first part is named "Baptism" and tells about Madonna's birth in Detroit, Michigan, her early childhood, her time in New York, and her dance degree.

The number of pupils choosing dance has risen by 83 per cent in the past four years and the number of people taking dance degrees has increased from 7,000 in 2001 to almost 19,000 in 2007.

Also, the 360-degree dance stage was a fantastic concept, but it wasn't utilized properly since the crowd rarely packed it.

To announce twerking as a concentration within an HBCU dance baccalaureate degree program?

"Robert and Maria" is a dance by degrees, in which the inching closer of angled torsos or the slow joining of hands becomes an act of rich drama.

"Club Havana" belongs to a familiar genre, the ballroom group piece in which couples swirl through a series of dances, embodying degrees of romantic involvement and sexual heat as they go.

Further – and perhaps unlikelier – support came from the lips of Lord Mandelson, the Business Secretary, who said last week that he watched Sergeant dance with a "degree of envy".

Projects include all manner of creative endeavor-recordings, photography, commissions, films and every other type of creative project you can think of, and some that you can't (there's actually one from someone who wants people to help pay for his masters degree dance recital!).

She graduated from Suffolk University in Boston and received a master's degree in dance and dance education from Columbia.

You and I do not turn out our legs to 180 degrees; you and I do not dance on point.