Sentence examples for dance fell from inspiring English sources
I have known Western dance critics who insist that Kabuki theater fell into their domain and Western theater critics who insist that Kabuki dance fell into theirs.
"So You Think You Can Dance" fell 14 percent among 18-to 49-year-olds and averaged 5.4 million viewers, new lows.
In 1929, Lucia's plans to teach dance fell through; she either gave up or (Shloss's theory) was forced by family opposition to discontinue her career.
Predictably, interest for the dance fell off a cliff right after February's big game.
In her biography of McCracken, The Girl Who Fell Down, dance critic Mary Jo Sagolla says that McCracken is little remembered today, and not widely appreciated for her influence on Fosse, and for her efforts to encourage him to move from dance to choreography.
If anyone at the top of the dance world has been felled by ambition, drugs, venal colleagues and sex it was Kirkland, now resurrected as a downtown ballet mistress, but once upon a time just plain self-reported mistress to her fave drugs and men.
Fell so far, fell so fast.
Ms. Pyle's creature is felled, in an elaborate dance of death that is one of the evening's funnier bits.
His specialty, for decades now, has been the takedown — the prancing boxer's dance that beats the opponent playfully about the ears, then fells him for the count — and his assaults are usually a delight to read (even when you don't agree), because he makes the stakes seem sportingly low.
However, at the watershed of the French Revolution, when dance for the educated classes at the royal courts declined, the Feuillet system which was unsuited to theatre dance with its greater range of movement fell into disuse.
