Sentence examples for dance represents from inspiring English sources

When it premièred, Arlene Croce, reviewing it in The New Yorker, wrote, "Twyla Tharp's position on the leading edge of modern dance represents a flight from its banalities.

And, just as each new dance represents a new chapter, each performance of that dance is a mini-chapter, and everything that occurs in it is a footnote to the past.

For instance, in a bee dance, what makes it the case that the bee dance represents the location of nectar is in part that other bees respond to it by flying to the nectar.

In the Hungarian tradition, the Erdőbénye cooper dance represents this form of dance.

The performance of this dance represents a battle between Aztecs and Spaniards, and dancers perform with rattles made of thin metal plates and wooden cudgels.

In this communication system, called dance language, the angle at which a bee dances represents a direction relative to the sun, and the length of the dance represents the distance to be flown.

While "Riverdance" and "Lord of the Dance" represent more of a freestyle dance than traditional Irish step-dancing, "the basic steps they do are the same," she says.

Live performances on campus also include a mix of theater, music and dance representing multiple cultures.

In 1819 Carl Maria von Weber's Invitation to the Dance represented the declaration of love of classical music to the waltz.

For Lomax, each local style of song or dance represented a way to survive that might come in handy someday.

Goodes' direction is strong, apart from a schmaltzy lovers' dance representing Connie and Tristan's first night together.