Sentence examples for dance trend from inspiring English sources

But could traditional British clog dancing be about to follow suit as the next big dance trend?

(That the dancers' upper bodies are eventually revealed as naked also both prefigures a contemporary dance trend and suggests the hippie counterculture of the "Hair" era).

Rhabdo sounds like a cool new dance trend right?

When the group recorded "Teach Me How to Dougie" in late summer 2009, the jerkin' movement, a national dance trend birthed in South L.A., was at its zenith.

Northwest of Georgia, in Memphis, 22-year-old entertainer Richard ILoveMemphiss" Colbert decided in 2014 to try and capitalize on the social media driven teen dance trend.

Here, disco--which continues to survive--has fused with swing, which has fused with salsa for a unique dance trend hybrid that was bound to happen: 1970s New York-style salsa swing.

There is a burgeoning scene with new local genres and dance trends taking off all the time.

This version remains a favourite — largely for its inclusion of various 60s dance trends such as the mashed potato, the frug, the twist and the monkey.

8 30 P.M. (Nickelodeon) DANCE ON SUNSET Quddus Philippe, a former MTV V.J., is host of this new dance-oriented variety show for teenagers, focusing on current dance trends and featuring music acts and celebrities.

Mark Babych's production, which tours the country after its premiere in Northampton, will draw on the popular music and dance trends of the late 1940s to tell an inspirational story.

Dan's 2001 debut album, under the name Manitoba, Start Breaking My Heart, was partially informed by the urgent flex of UK garage but he admits that back then he was largely working "in a vacuum", a bedroom boffin who commented on contemporary dance trends but wasn't in a position to influence or interact with them.