Sentence examples for darling of dance from inspiring English sources

Five years later, footwork continues to impact the British scene, but it's no longer a darling of dance music journalism.

The darling of the dance world has a reputation for pushing the boundaries of his form, tossing in a visual artist here, a musician there, a writer there, and then maybe adding, just for fun, an actress who's never danced in her life.

Jasmine Hyman, the gold standard marketing director, said: "The irony is that three years ago, we were defending our right to exist and everybody was saying, 'Stop it with all your rules' and now we are the darling of the dance floor". The scheme has registered seven projects, two of which have so far produced some 350,000 tonnes of verified gold standard carbon reductions.

For a cigarette-short moment, he was a darling of the dance press.

Winner Devils Dance Ch.f.2 by Goldencents out of Dance Darling, by Devil's Bag.

HUNTINGTON Kaleidoscope of Dance.

12 The hip-hop and street dance style of dance to popular music was facilitated by a professional dance teacher.

Dance is apparently the new darling of the advertising industry.

Ms. Boucher, whose soulful psychedelic electro-dance beat made her a darling of last year's South by Southwest music festival, is far from the Nicki Minaj-Lady Gaga-Rihanna industrial pop music complex.

It was one thing to have been the darling of my class at Williams (where I sang and danced in Stephen Sondheim's first musical), but quite another thing to earn a living for the first time in my life.

Cruz is now the darling of the Super Bowl: Madonna mimicked his salsa end zone dance at a news conference, and his No. 80 uniform is the best-selling football jersey in the country.