Sentence examples for esteemed dance from inspiring English sources

The M.M.D.G. has long been one of the most esteemed dance troupes in this country and abroad, but it lived like a band of itinerant players.

(Burke) Makeda Thomas (Friday and Saturday) A rare case in which the preshow discussion may be just as interesting as the show itself, Ms. Thomas opens each night of her 10th-anniversary season by talking with the esteemed dance writer Thomas DeFrantz, known for his scholarship on African-American dance.

As Donna Faye Burchfield, an esteemed figure in the dance world who left her position as dean of the festival's school last year after 28 years, said, it has become a "fixed institution" — the very thing that Mr. Reinhart cautioned against early in his tenure.

Parents of the school's students are generally delighted that their children can dance with such esteemed professionals.

But she had a lot to say when Mr. Rushing asked for her thoughts about his feeling that modern dance is less esteemed than ballet.

I still love watching Baby dance with Johnny Castle, who esteemed her so much, so hard, that he fiercely insisted: "Nobody puts Baby in a corner".

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Taking the form of five discrete vignettes, each with its own story line, Campra's saucy yet elegantly composed opéra-ballet fuses singing and dance in a single meta-entertainment; Christie conducts his esteemed early-music ensemble, Les Arts Florissants.

Eight albums into EBTG's esteemed career as a quirky, jazz-inflected duo, they abracadabra'd themselves into a dance act.

It may seem peculiar that a DJ of only five years could rise to such an esteemed role so rapidly, but gargantuan concert stadiums are a familiar space for the former dance choreographer from Brooklyn.

Way back in June the hugely esteemed Dutch label Clone threw a party at Sonar, one of the world's most celebrated dance events.