Sentence examples for distinctive dance from inspiring English sources
In the course of an extremely successful commercial career, Brown's name was associated with an extraordinary number and range of memorable songs, distinctive dance steps, formative fashion trends, and even significant social issues.
Their colorful shimmery and feathered headdresses, stringed instruments and distinctive dance moves are thought to derive from the Swedish and Finnish settlers who preceded the British to the lower Delaware River, in the sixteen-forties.
Psy, otherwise known as Park Jae-Sang, told Radio 1's Scott Mills this week that his distinctive dance style emulated "riding an invisible horse in your lower body".
His utterly distinctive dance style is related by Lee to a tradition encompassing Fred Astaire and Buster Keaton, and he makes a persuasive claim that he is a centrally important figure in that tradition.
THE HAGUE — The Nederlands Dans Theater and its junior division, Nederlands Dans Theater 2, are celebrated as two of the world's sleekest, most distinctive dance ensembles, their identities closely linked to that of the Czech choreographer Jiri Kylian and his signature mix of balletic smoothness, contemporary power and folkloric inflection.
The former winner of Celebrity Big Brother, whose distinctive dance moves on stage with the Manchester indie outfit saw him rise to fame in the 1980s, launched his campaign to run for MP in his home city of Salford on Monday.
The band has been blending distinctive dance-pop hybrids for what feels like forever, and now they're back with a new album.
HUNTINGTON -- "Distinctive Dances," with Soyeon Lee, piano.
Balanchine served as ballet master in the 1930's at the Royal Danish Ballet, where Bournonville created some of the 19th century's most distinctive dances.
Not since the ax-swinging number in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" has the world seen such distinctive, masculine dance props.
The most distinctive tribal dance customs originated in response to animistic religious beliefs i.e., that all objects and living things have living souls.
