Sentence examples for dance profession from inspiring English sources

Other members of the British dance profession are also reluctant to visit Russia.

In 1950 she was made a Dame of the British Empire, the first member of the dance profession to be so honoured.

It's probably never a strong time to enter the contemporary dance profession, but on many levels it is a very exciting time for cross-artform work.

Significant as it is for Clark to receive this kind of attention, it struck me as a comment on the way the dance profession looks after its own.

The students, just like the stars, have raised an impressive amount of money for Dancers Responding to AIDS, a group that helps people with AIDS in the dance profession.

Since the latter part of the 19th century, the dancing profession has lost ground to the performance of U.S., Latin American, and western European dances in cabarets.

Although Cairo remains the center for women seeking to learn the dance, the profession has suffered a certain slump at home, with far fewer upscale hotels featuring dancers.

Most of the teenagers seemed passionate about dancing, but had doubts about dance as a profession, usually because of the difficulties of earning a living.

Dance is a profession he "doesn't like much", he says flatly.

"I never thought when I chose dance as my profession that I'd be inextricably linked to real estate," Ms. Allen of the Trisha Brown troupe said with a resigned laugh.

"It is my hope that any student who so desires will have enough experience and training to go through the audition process for college or a company, but all our students will get the same training whether they envision dance as a profession or not".