Sentence examples for dance learned from inspiring English sources

Typically, Ashton drew on Holden's perception of the great music-hall artists who played travesty roles with understanding, not burlesque, and also upon his knowledge of tap dance (learned, together with music hall awareness, from an early teacher, the elegant song-and-dance man Victor Leopold, of the Bush Davies schools), to create the Widow's famous clog dance.

Honeybees exhibit capacity for learning (e.g., interpreting the waggle dance, learning flower colours), which is important in any insect that has to find its nest.

"Young people who study dance learn focus, commitment and the concept that you get out of life what you put into it," she adds.

We're trying to create time to be in the moment; to swim, hang out, dance, learn, do whatever your heart desires".

If you're going to a dance, learn dances that most people know.

Run, bike, dance, learn how to do some kind of martial art, for example jujitsu, karate or maybe even taekwondo.

Dave Arch and his orchestra are the musical backbone of Strictly Come Dancing, learning up to 14 songs a week for the celebrity dance show.

The school where Dane Hurst, star of Rambert dance company, learned to dance was eaten by termites and burned down by children.

By performing a specific dance figure learned with the visual monitoring aid, students receive music that fits a particular dance genre.

The dedication and love for dance I learned from these masters who came before me is humbling and inspiring.

If there's a name for the kitschy dance I learned in sixth grade, it's hotel hula.