Sentence examples similar to dance dominated from inspiring English sources

Dance dominates the final week of the Huntington Arts Council's 2000 Summer Arts Festival.

Information: (203 454-6699.... and in Hartford Music and dance dominate the 80 events at 20 locations from 3 p.m. to midnight in Hartford's First Night on Friday.

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We want to hear from you about which dance dominates the nightclubs in your country right now.

So we want to hear from you about which dance dominates the nightclubs in your country right now.

The early to mid 70s saw the birth of disco, which has since morphed into several categories of dance music -- dance dominates the Top 40 even today.

Let's talk about the sound and fashion of every club from Chelsea to Canning Town, let's think about the dance dominating every floor from Feltham to Forest Hill right now.

Spice Girls, British pop group whose infectious dance songs dominated the global charts in the late 1990s.

The entire dance was dominated by a yoking together of opposites.

So I followed the crowd to Arcadia, the dance tent dominated by a giant metal spider.

Minuet, (from French menu, "small"), elegant couple dance that dominated aristocratic European ballrooms, especially in France and England, from about 1650 to about 1750.