Sentence examples for dance settles from inspiring English sources

For this event, Varone explained, he and Camerata Pacifica head Adrian Spence have settled on several pieces of music around which "the company and I are building small, open-ended works that will breathe in the moment". The fact that dance settles into Santa Barbara for a summer stay is particularly important to Vapnek.

THE WINDOW ON WAVERLY In the dimming summer eve, We watch as a sheet of newspaper Dances, settles, Rests on the sidewalk.

(Was Ezra Pound learning to tap dance?) Settle's first book, "The Love Eaters," was published in Britain in 1954, after numerous rejections in New York and London.

As Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre settles into City Center for its annual holiday run (Nov. 30-Dec. 31), the work retains an apparently inexhaustible power.

Finally the dance move settles in awkwardly at the local senior center's exercise class, where a room full of baffled seniors find themselves reluctantly Twerkin' to the Oldies.

On Wednesday evening Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater settled into City Center for its annual season with a nod to the past and a look to the future.

Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker continues to go her own way -- a startling and gratifying feat on an experimental dance scene that settles only too easily into definable categories.

Further, Epstein seems to assume you can't really describe a dance routine, and settles for a few potent, impressionistic touches.

She had lived in Ghana and Egypt, toured Europe with a dance troupe and settled in pretty much every region of the United States.

In that year Hall married his second wife, Denise "Dee" Francis, a dance teacher, and settled in her home town of Coventry.

She had worked with Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, lived in Ghana and Egypt, toured Europe with a dance troupe and settled in pretty much every region of the United States.