Sentence examples similar to executing a dance from inspiring English sources

"What?" "When you first did this thing" — Braun executed a dance step — "on the breakdown?

"What?" "When you first did this thing"—Braun executed a dance step on the breakdown?

As Alex Catona plays an intense cello passage, Janusz Orlik attempts to execute a dance sequence, giving up after repeated attempts because his activity "isn't real".

The related myth is that Shiva conquered a mighty elephant demon whom he forced to dance until he fell dead; then, wrapped in the blood-dripping skin of his victim, the god executed a dance of victory.

He was trying to get the ball to spin on the turf long enough to also execute a dance of snapping imaginary rubber bands on his wrists as he circled the ball.

All of its facets come together in a manner that can seem inexpressible, a point he illustrates with an essentially artistic analogy: once, watching a group of young black girls execute a dance routine, he noticed something off inarticulable, but off in the moves of the one girl who had grown up mostly around white people.

After executing a Cossack dance, she retired to change her costume, returning in a green ballet dress.

The video is sexy as hell — shiny machines executing a complex dance in perfect unison.

She got up and executed a jerky dance, pulling faces that made her look deranged.

Harini Rajaraman '07 elegantly executed a graceful dance of the peacock in praise of Lord Shanmukha.

But the climax of the evening belongs to Osipova alone when, having throttled her delinquent lover, she executes a fierce dance of triumph on his grave.