Sentence examples for dance subjects from inspiring English sources

The unlikely subject of this year's new work, "Who's Who?," will take Mr. Eifman far from the literary, historical and dance subjects he has specialized in.

As far back as the Vitascope days, some exhibitors had screened films accompanied by phonographs playing appropriate, though very roughly timed, sound effects; in the style of the Kinetophone described above, rhythmically matching recordings were also made available for march and dance subjects.

Though the surviving Dickson test involves live-recorded sound, certainly most, and probably all, of the films marketed for the Kinetophone were shot as silents, predominantly march or dance subjects; exhibitors could then choose from a variety of musical cylinders offering a rhythmic match.

20 The Thai dance subjects were able to sit and stand faster after intervention by 2.7 seconds (Table 2).

www.alvinailey.org DOUG VARONE AND DANCERS -- Mr. Varone's new full-evening piece, "The Bottomland," takes on an unusual dance subject in a work that examines public and private lives in a rural community, set to music by the country singer Patty Loveless and by the Canadian composer Gaetan Leboeuf and performed in front of a video background of the Mammoth Caves of Kentucky.

"It matches with the cardinal's elevation," Ms. Alvarez said of the dance's subject matter.

He has reluctantly accepted the need in Britain to dance around subjects rather than criticise his students head-on.

In her books "The Magic of Dance" Fonteyn subjects both her own modesty and and grandeur that is its opposite through a comparison of herself with Isadora Duncan.

Ms. Morgan will present dances whose subjects include Elvis Presley and disembodiment, with a stop along the way for a dance for three women dancing with six white-cloth-stuffed men.

Perhaps the setting accounted for her levity; perhaps, less straightforwardly, the dance's subject did.

Hopefully it's something more interesting than last week's "Meet the new iPods, pretty much the same as the old iPods" song and dance Apple subjected us to.