Sentence examples for dancing performing from inspiring English sources

All the while Mr. Rushing was working as a choreographer, he was also dancing, performing in, among other pieces, all the new works this season.

When it comes to things he is "hopeless at" he reels off a list including music, dancing, performing, sport, and – just to make sure he's not missed anything out, adds "everything".

Inside the Amsterdam Arena, a choreographed spectacle of drones will be dancing, performing illusions, and even racing each other live.

"Bites of Delights" take theatre goers on a delightful journey through various "Spice Trail" countries where a group of storytellers tell us fascinating stories taken from Asian folklore through acting, dancing, performing using minimum props and maximum creativity.

But in a few venues around the city, a subtler and more artistically interesting form of the dance has survived: this is traditional zenne dancing, performed by male dancers who are truly masters of the craft.

This is followed by tight turns, flashing feet and perfectly synchronized group dancing performed with an intensely masculine bravura.

A samba and bossa nova score matches the exuberant mood of the dancing, performed by Mr. Merzouki's remarkably tough yet agile all-male ensemble.

THE INSPIRATION The "crazy dancing" performed by black marching bands during college football halftime shows in Mr. Williams's native Tennessee.

One afternoon when I was there, the performance artist Marina Abramović stopped by to watch Lugo and Eichten, tired from a day of dancing, perform their duet with an even more depleted languor than usual.

With the cab, I made it so early that I managed to see some traditional dancing performed, have a sausage sandwich, shop for leather goods and finally stroll over to the event.

He was accepted, and at age 10 he left home to spend the next eight years learning not just the technique of classical ballet, but character dancing (which is folk dancing performed within a ballet) and piano, as well as more typical high-school courses.