Sentence examples for engaged in dance from inspiring English sources

For example, the number of five- to 10-year-olds who engaged in dance activities was down from 43% in 2008-09 to 30% in 2013-14.

While the politicians are played by actors, the others in the film are members of the community who are not professional dancers but have at some point engaged in dance or physical storytelling.

We generated CNS region-specific profiles of gene expression for A. mellifera, dorsata, and florea individuals sampled directly from beehives while they were engaged in dance behavior.

Fitness was a greater motivator for those in aerobics and strength/flexibility sessions compared to those engaged in sports (p =.000) (p =.003) Motivation based on appearance was also higher among aerobics participants compared to those engaged in dance or sport (p =.010) (p =.001) (Table 4).

House members do not necessarily reside together but regularly engage in dance and dressing competitions known as "balls".

Sometimes, if the music and setting is right, you will witness hipsters engaging in dance movements.

Robert De Niro and James Woods star as Jewish gangsters engaged in a dance of death over a period of four decades, presented by Leone as a series of elaborately interlocked flashbacks.

"I'm Your Man" demonstrates that it's hard to write about a writer whose work is so language- and phrase-specific, so intimate and distant at the same time, perpetually engaged in the dance of seduction.

They engaged in a dance for almost an hour: The client would excitedly point to fabrics that allured her; Mrs. Wildes would pull them, spread them across the client's chest and then, usually, sternly say "no".

The actors trade off, as if in a dance, and it's those pauses which allow us to reflect on the intense erotic pull of the material: the boxers are not only engaged in a dance of wits; they are trying to "top" each other in a contest of masculinity.

Moving from one hiding place to the next, narrowly escaping thuggish posses, and living in constant fear after the failed Bavarian revolution, Toller in 1919 may well have felt that he was himself engaged in a dance of death.