Sentence examples for dance exists from inspiring English sources
Dance critic Marcia Siegel famously wrote that dance "exists as a perpetual vanishing point", which means for Siegel that dance exists in "an event that disappears in the very act of materializing".
"In fact she said: "In this city I fought so much to make dance exist.
Ms. O'Donnell, who is 96, began, she said, in a time before the term "modern dance" existed.
And today they have been supplanted by the garish outbursts of the music video, in which song and dance exist purely as bite-size, individually wrapped pieces of entertainment rather than stepping out of a larger structure.
Some form of the winter carol-dance existed long before Augustine spread Christianity in England in the sixth century.
Hilt-and-point sword dances exist in many places in Europe.
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Meanwhile dance audiences, particularly in the experimental realm where Big Dance Theater exists, can be impatient with an emphasis on narrative and text.
"Dance cannot exist without dance design: choreography.
Unlike the e-charging road, which is still in the lab, the sustainable dance floor exists — in Rotterdam's popular Club Watt.
On Tuesday evening the Martha Graham Dance Company opened its season at the Joyce Theater with a performance of "Every Soul Is a Circus," a dance that exists on the humorous edge of pathos.
