Amenouzume, in full Amenouzume No Mikoto, in Japanese mythology, the celestial goddess who performed a spontaneous dance enticing the sun goddess Amaterasu out of the cave in which she had secluded herself and had thus deprived the world of light.
Astounding landscapes rise and fall away; enticing women glance and dance and disappear; the Norton 500 chugs grimly into yet another ditch.
But the terminal's screen dances with enticing advertisements for new games – "Banker's Bonus" and "Arabian Charms", illustrated with a bare-chested, bronzed genie conjuring up gold coins from nowhere.
Occasionally one would dial a hapless woman seated at another telephone table and entice her to dance.
Despite operating at the upper limits of flirtatiousness already, he says there may also be subtle shifts in their behavior—"how they talk and move when enticing a customer to buy a dance, and how they perform the dance itself".Women on the pill averaged $37 (and had no performance peak) versus $53 for women off-pill.
During the 1960's, Webert Sicot toured all corners in Haiti, enticing crowds with a mixture of dance tunes and romantic ballads.
But Vladimir Kekhman — the fruit magnate who stunned the dance world last week by enticing two of the biggest stars in ballet to quit the eminent Bolshoi and join his far lesser-known Mikhailovsky Theater in St . Petersburg— considers this title an understatement.
If the women seem to be enticing men for more than a dance, that is in keeping with the musical's source, a 1957 Fellini movie, "Nights of Cabiria," about a prostitute.
Similarly the scherzo and the animated finale, with its hints of folk tunes and dances, were at once enticing and exasperating in this acoustic.
Then Sonia Warfel, a dancer and choreographer in black tights and top, circled him, enticing him to join her in a dance of simple arm gestures and strolling steps.
