Sentence examples similar to dance heavily from inspiring English sources

If not in "Acis," dance figured heavily in opera from the seventeenth to the late nineteenth century.

For two years, he danced and made dances heavily influenced by the well-known British choreographers Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan.

While rock 'n' roll was fading into lightweight pop and ballads, British rock groups at clubs and local dances, heavily influenced by blues-rock pioneers like Alexis Korner, were starting to play with an intensity and drive seldom found in white American acts.

These can be summed up in simple terms: "Dancing" is heavily female and older; "Idol" is heavily female and younger.

Fat, unshaven men in overalls danced with heavily made-up women in bouffants.

After spending an evening at Boston (Laugavegur 28b), a cramped bar with an arty reputation, though, I can verify that Icelanders drink heavily, dance a lot and are friendly to strangers.

Both dance forms rely heavily on oral histories, with choreography, technique, steps, and "tricks" passed down from dancer to dancer.

Billboard reported that Damita Jo "was largely overshadowed by the Super Bowl fiasco," saying "[t]he three singles it spawned were blacklisted by pop radio they were also the album's biggest highlights the electronic guitar studded "Just a Little While", Motown-influenced "I Want You" and the funky, heavily dance orientated "All Nite (Don't Stop)".

Cheerleading is heavily dance oriented and having a background in dance can help you.

The dance routine, heavily indebted to seventies workout videos, ended with the dancers shedding their costumes and bouncing around naked for a while.

Dance featured heavily in our episode last night, it was even the reason why one of our girls was eliminated.