Sentence examples for exotic dances from inspiring English sources

Rival teams established reputations for performing exotic dances, such as the Argentine or Parisian tangos or the Brazilian maxixe.

Over the years the park has been a summer stage for folk and exotic dances like the polka or the Brazilian lambada.

We learn that he, Don Simpson, Jerry Bruckheimer, and Adrian Lyne travelled to Toronto to research the whole business of "exotic dances," while the four of them were putting together the pure-eighties package that would be "Flashdance".

The Martha Graham company's gala on April 18 will start with some "exotic" dances by Graham's teachers Ruth St. Denis and Ted Shawn, plus a piece in the same vein — "Three Gopi Maidens" (1926), a pretty little pseudo-Hindu business — by Graham herself, who was in her thirties when she made it.

Nearly 50 new launches amid exotic dances, thumping music and celebrity appearances.

We tend to think of it as one of those "exotic" dances that we may see featured on Dancing With The Stars.

Many seemingly exotic dance styles arrived on the Western scene.

Exotic dance clubs in about 18 states are helping to register voters.

An expert in the cultural anthropology of exotic dance was cited.

Mrs. Murray said it was a nice exotic dance--not vulgar.

Mr. Quashie's limbo act evolved into exotic dance performances that mixed Caribbean voodoo with kinky chic.