Sentence examples for dance received from inspiring English sources

Street dance received recognition in New York City.

And two of Sting's more lustrous ballads, "Fields of Gold" and "When We Dance," received a treatment worthy of a soundtrack to a Hallmark Channel original.

The finale, which incorporates two Czech dances and a dumka (a Ukrainian dance), received a lively performance from both soloist and ensemble.

In Britain, where Mr. Shechter's company is based and where he has become a dance world star, this 2010 dance received widespread acclaim for its theatricality and political commentary.

Mr. Morris's "V," an ebullient new dance received ebulliently by the audience, completed this second of two programs in an engagement that ends on Sunday afternoon at the Academy (30 Lafayette Avenue, at Ashland Place, Fort Greene).

This is how the dance received its name.

Kuhn gleefully writes that "Dancing" received "uniformly hostile reviews"; quotes Steve Rubin, an executive at the book's publisher, as saying of Lawrence, "He's always been the problem"; and piles it on with an unattributed quotation calling the writer "a very difficult man".

Literature, notably poetry, is the richest of all Pakistani art forms; music and, especially, modern dance have received less attention.

The country also holds monthly festivals, or Tshechu, where, according to the Bhutan tourism website, participants "witness religious mask dances, receive blessings and socialize".

"Contact," Susan Stroman's acclaimed dance play, received eight nominations.

Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite, director of her own contemporary dance company, received the fifth annual Jacob's Pillow Dance award.