Sentence examples for drawing dance from inspiring English sources

Performance, drawing, dance and video combine and recombine in arcane but thrilling ways.

Fragments of other hybrid fantasy civilizations pop up on the third floor; the 2005 collage "Abu Simbel" drops the Afro-futurist musician Sun Ra and his spaceship into an ancient Egyptian site, while the large enameled paintings take their titles from Klee's drawing "Dance You Monster" and their abstract imagery from the backgrounds of Krazy Kat comics.

He tries to impose a new rhythm upon any space where he works, depending upon the nature of the drawn dance he's proposing, with a kind of shy, courteous delicacy.

Mr. Schumacher draws dance variety from this variety of sound: though the women wear point shoes, they only go on point when the sound and tempo seem to prompt it.

We do a lot during the school day in my classroom and when we are done I want my students to go home and do other things -- play, build with Legos, dream, shoot hoops, relax, spend time with family, draw, dance, sing, listen, and create.

Play is one way to help children forget their fear; about 100 children attend the community centre, where they have the opportunity to draw, dance, sing and act.

Most Gamine Girls love to paint, draw, dance ballet, are actresses, *drama class* and do something intriguing and interesting.

Robinson argues that the approach allows an audience to look afresh and remember that Anne Frank "was a teenager, a pop culture enthusiast who wrote, drew, danced, had crushes on boys" and, above all else, had a life of possibilities ahead of her.

Having a healthy New York City dance community -- with local dance schools, employed professional dancers, and performances that draw dance-lovers from all around the world -- is vital to our business, helping us drive the economy of the city".

From the time of cave paintings and hieroglyphics to Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" we have sung, drawn, danced and played songs, all which have commemorated every major event in recorded history.

Drawing on dance, she gave the play an utterly distinctive rhythm.