Sentence examples for dance generation from inspiring English sources

Ms Guillem is still, as a dancer, most strongly and memorably associated with the piece.Her versatility and eagerness to try new things have, incontestably, marked her out as unique in her dance generation.

Walkmans, Discmans, laptops and most recently WAP phones, marketed to the dance generation, have let Sony promote itself - despite the scale of its operations - as the funky face of global enterprise.

With the dance generation ageing as well as seeking a more expansive palette, Outrospective is clubby at heart but steeped in reflective, chilled-out sounds; even - surprisingly - the yearning, pastoral-folk tradition of Sandy Denny and Nick Drake.

Forward Festival and the Rise of Baltimore/DC's New Dance Generation.

I think that the passion the Chinese dancers felt was the same kind felt by the older and younger dance generations in this country.

Ronald K. Brown has gradually become one of the most quietly profound choreographers of his modern-dance generation.

AKRAM KHAN -- The brainy young Mr. Khan is a leading member of England's new modern-dance generation and a leading practitioner of the fusion of contemporary Western and classical Indian movement.

Spurning the digital audio software that empowers the electronic dance music generation, the album is an analog flashback to the era of live musicianship, involving a crack squad of session players, the disco legends Nile Rodgers and Giorgio Moroder, indie rockers like Julian Casablancas and the hip-hop star Pharrell Williams.

This festival represents a symbiotic dance between generations of outsiders.

From the mid-1950s on, Mr. Mattox taught this personal brand of dance to generations of pupils, first in New York and later in Europe.

Quite to the contrary, oral traditions have been prone to preserve the integrity of particular songs and dances from generation to generation with a degree of precision virtually unknown in literate musical contexts.