Sentence examples for dance tides from inspiring English sources

(Anderson Nick Carterr (Thursday) The blondest of the Backstreet Boys attempted a club reinvention last year with "I'm Taking Off" (Sony), his second solo album and a transparent bid for the synthesized pop path of OneRepublic and, to a much lesser extent, David Guetta and the rising dance tides.

That progressive nature is what has maintained the label's trajectory in the fast-changing tides of dance music.

Maxine Steinman offered three new dances in "Between the Tides," her program on Saturday night at the Joyce SoHo.

At this point the cream has broken and tiny particles of butter dance in a great tide of liquid known as buttermilk.

But that was a minor crisis compared with the greater challenge facing the company, one that comes not from an accident but from the changing tides of Spanish dance.

Now the region's growing field of contemporary dance hopes to join the tide of popularity.

Such strategies have not vanished from American dance, but, since their high tide in the nineteen-sixties, they have receded.

At that moment a neat little strip of flames was licking its way up the set of "Gezeiten" ("Tides"), a 2005 dance-theater work by the German choreographer Sasha Waltz that is now being seen for the first time in America.

I describe marriage as a spiral that nests itself into itself, all coiled in love and adoration- and unravels out of itself with momentary flashes of ebbs and flows magnetizing the harmonic dance of the moon and the tides.

Those elusive little fish that glide in with the high tide for a bizarre mating dance in the sand have begun their spawning season.

"Between the Tides" is an evening of new dances characterized by dreamlike quietness and tender sensuality.