Sentence examples for dance repertoire from inspiring English sources

Out went the classroom approach and the 17th-century dance repertoire.

Outside of academics, Porterie is part of the University Chorale and the African Dance Repertoire.

"She didn't extend the dance repertoire so much as mine ways of being human," David Jays wrote in The Sunday Times of London after her death.

He directed many of the greatest artists in Russian ballet and developed ballets that retain an important position in Russian dance repertoire.

Yet the ballet form struggles to convey Shakespeare's intrinsic verbal complexity, and these pieces have not really survived in mainstream dance repertoire.

Traditionally, "when you lost a battle, you would hand over your dance repertoire to the enemy, which meant your identity," said Ms. Gonzalez, who earned her master's in dance education in 1994.

Oh, and we guarantee that you'll be trying to adopt Max's signature head-rolling into your own dance-repertoire as soon as you clock him doing it.

I had offers from the major companies in the states, but I knew I will never dance better repertoire.

The company's dancers performed two pieces, starting with "Under Pressure," consisting of what Millepied called "quotes" from the L.A. Dance's repertoire, set to music by David Bowie and Queen.

Tango is one of the most typical Argentinean folk dance-musical repertoires.

Fiddle advised him to write'some straightforward Hawaiian lyrics and it became part of the Ambassador dance orchestra's repertoire.