Sentence examples for dance far from inspiring English sources

MY love of West African dance far exceeds my capabilities as a practitioner.

Some American companies dance "Nutcracker" and nothing else; most dance far more performances of it than any other work.

He added, "She can build a dance far better than the average, she can perform it with complete authority".

In the dance event, Meryl Davis and Charlie White were first in the original dance, far ahead of the pack.

I am a 53-year-old dancer who is still performing and I have a wonderful company of dancers in Atlanta, most of whom continue to dance far beyond their 35th birthdays.

And to my ears, guitar transcriptions of Spanish piano works are simply acts of liberation: the composers were inspired by the sound of the guitar in the first place, and pieces from Alb z's "Iberia," for example, breathe and dance far more naturally in their guitar guises.

He taught the visitor how to tango and they danced far into the night.

This is your chance to adjust the volume level; you play a little bit of the album and turn the Rec Level knob until the graphic meter dances far as possible to the right without entering the zone marked "Over" (which would mean distortion on the final CD). 5. Start playback of the record (or, if you've connected a tape deck, play the cassette).

As ghostly curtains of Northern Lights danced far south over the eastern United States, the fledgling electric grid flickered and went dark.

Jazz dance entails far more than simply dancing to jazz: the genre has its own aesthetic traditions and its own kinetic vocabulary.

The financial markets have been conducting a strange dance so far in 2010.