Sentence examples for dance pairs from inspiring English sources

Common dance pairs included the pavane and galliard, the allemande and courante, and the basse danse and tourdion.

"Face the Music and Dance" pairs David Neumann with Laurie Anderson and Allyson Green Dance with the electro-acoustic composer Paul Dresher (Feb. 22-24).

Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and Thursday at 8 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $39. (Anderson) Sujata Mohapatra and Prashant Shah (Monday) This presentation by Erasing Borders: Festival of Indian Dance pairs examples of classical Indian Odissi and Kathak dance.

Through much of the 16th century, composers in the several countries sought to expand the dance pair into a unified dance suite.

There are also performances by the flamboyantly talented and traditionalist Farruqito (14 & 15 Mar), and the more avant garde dance pairing of Belén Maya and Manuel Liñán (10 Mar).

For the first time, the three teams that won the medals were all from North America, with Meryl Davis and Charlie White filling the last blank on their country's skating checklist by becoming the first dance pair from the United States to take gold at the world championships.

Who? Vincent is one half of ex-Strictly Come Dancing professional dancing pair 'Vincent and Flavia'.

Sixteen hand-picked young men and women were transplanted to an upscale Yucatán hotel for an all-expenses-paid spring break week and were then filmed by eight cameras, 24 hours a day, while they ate, drank, swam, danced, paired off and stripped.

Men dance in pairs, hands clasped, a head against a cheek.

They clap and sing in circles for hours, jumping up to dance in pairs, wagging their backsides in tiny precise jerks, laughing and flashing gold teeth.

Yet, by contrast, in classical dance the pairs are separated, the body's energy is often centrifugal, thrown outwards – and every square centimetre of flesh becomes taut with a kind of solitude.