Sentence examples for describes a dance from inspiring English sources

In "A Dance to Art," choreographed by Ms. Marshall, Ms. Weber flies winningly through the air and settles into dramatic poses as Ms. Dundas' excited little girl voice describes, "A dance to what I would do if I weren't me, but somebody else who's really good".

The winter songs, usually more satirical, describe a dance in a farmhouse and ridicule the boorish peasant youths who are the knight's rivals for the village beauty.

Further, Epstein seems to assume you can't really describe a dance routine, and settles for a few potent, impressionistic touches.

Mr. Morris says he will never describe a dance to a journalist, but he does suggest that clues can be found in the composer's notes accompanying Mr. Harbison's recent CD, "John Harbison," which also includes two string quartets.

But now it describes a range of dances and rhythms usually achieved with an accordion, a tuba and sentimental lyrics about family, food, love and rural memories.

Oskar Howe, for instance, portrays a Sioux war dance and John Nieto describes an Apache snake dance.

Always an exciting boxer to watch and light on his feet, he was what he describes as a "dance fighter" and it's no surprise to learn that his hero is Muhammad Ali, with whom he once sparred.

For example, he describes filming a dance troupe in New York City's Washington Square Park when a bystander wandered into the frame and blocked the shot.

"You've got to really pick the time," he said, describing a delicate dance.

Then, she describes a recent excursion to a dance party for people with special needs.

It is described as "a dance that requires every muscle in your body to work in order to complete moves", plus lots of creativity.