Sentence examples for dance establishment from inspiring English sources

They became known as the Judson Dance Theater, and what they did shocked the dance establishment.

He and other African-American postmodern dancers worked largely outside the black dance establishment.

Initially a drop-out, then a rebel, Richard Alston has become part of the modern dance establishment.

By the turn of the 21st century, the onetime enfant terrible of modern dance had become a setter of standards and a solid member of the dance establishment.

Run by Deb Burgard, they brought people together in a safe and supportive atmosphere, who had never felt welcomed by the dance establishment.

The Royal Ballet and its schools comprise the nation's flagship classical dance establishment, so why are the odds so comprehensively stacked against British children?

Geoffrey Gloak, a state tax department spokesman, said he was "pleased" with the ruling "because it gives similar businesses clear guidance on the issue of sales tax when it comes to live exotic dance establishments".

"Until fairly recently, the Bowery always possessed the greatest number of groggeries, flophouses, clip joints, brothels, fire sales, rigged auctions, pawn brokers, dime museums, shooting galleries, dime-a-dance establishments, fortune-telling salons, lottery agencies, thieves' markets, and tattoo parlors," Luc Sante wrote in "Low Life," his history of old New York.

The zine is the creation of New York label and party Most Excellent Unlimited, and THUMP included it in our feature last year on underground print mags taking on the dance press establishment.

Twenty-one is the legal drinking age in California, but people eighteen and over had for years been welcome to dance at rock establishments with liquor licenses, where the minors got Cokes, while drinks were served to their elders; under a new ordinance, no one under twenty-one was permitted to dance in a place where liquor was served.

In time she wrote eleven books that together constitute the most searching and intelligent report, and the only comprehensive insider's report, on the great development of which she was part, the establishment of dance as a theater art in America in the early twentieth century.