Sentence examples for dynamic dancing from inspiring English sources

Sam Lips and Gemma Sutton are a touching couple and dynamic dancing duo.

In their dynamic Adowa dancing movements they accentuate the procession by inviting huge spectatorship.

Village Theatre's production of the classic musical Cabaret keeps audiences engaged with dynamic singing, dancing and acting throughout the show.

Now in its fifth season, the program, organized by Mr. Wright and presented at the Pace Downtown Theater Thursday through Sunday, is a celebration of the dynamic of men dancing together, in both joyous and virtuosic terms.

She seemed at pains, as in her Queen of the Dryads in "Don Quixote" the previous week, to iron out all dynamic contrasts from her dancing.

Ms. Part uses her upper body beautifully and her lines are wonderfully expansive in her difficult solo, but the lack of dynamic shading in her dancing — all the timing feels dead-on-the-beat even — makes her less interesting to watch than she might be.

Wiles is a dynamic performer, and in her dancing with Reilly she was a woman unmoored.

Yet Bolshoi dancing retains its dynamic imprint -- what Mr. Fadeyechev calls "expressiveness with a spiritual springboard," reaching beyond technique to uplift the viewer.

Warmup (3-5 Marches): March in place, Jumping Jacks, Dynamic Flexibility, power walk, gentle dancing.

The dancing is delivered with dynamic precision and commitment.

When Whiteread draws an old parquet floor in chalk, it resembles ancient geological strata; in glinting ink, it becomes a dynamic checkerboard invoking the rhythms of dancing feet.