Sentence examples for dance point from inspiring English sources

If Astaire had had to write out a script of what his movies were going to be from the dance point of view, they would never have been made.

As Matteo, one of America's foremost authorities on Spanish dance, points out in his guide, "The Language of Spanish Dance" (University of Oklahoma Press), baile teatral choreographers take traditional Spanish dance forms and adapt them for the stage, often setting their works to music by distinguished Spanish classical composers.

Live on ESPN, the dream of leading the small commuter school on Remsen Street in Brooklyn Heights to its first Big Dance faded, point by point, into a nationally televised nightmare.

Cyrus's Hannah Montana persona was buried for good at the 2013 MTV VMA Awards, when she sang, danced, pointed a giant foam finger and waggled her bum against sleazemaster general Robin Thicke, who gallantly blamed her for the whole fiasco when the backlash gathered pace.

One, called "Flatline," explores dance on point.

MUSIC AND DANCE BLUE POINT Bayport-Blue Point Public Library Swingset Quartet, jazz.

When is it appropriate for women to dance on point?

MUSIC AND DANCE BLUE POINT Bayport-Blue PoperaPublic Library "Glorious Voices, Glorious Song," opera featuring Peter and Melissa Maravell from the New York City Opera.

The ballerina began to dance on point and with full turnout of the body, thus suggesting ideal and transcendent qualities.

You and I do not turn out our legs to 180 degrees; you and I do not dance on point.

Those women walk on their heels and dance on point, and each style has its own percussive vitality.