Sentence examples for extravagant dance from inspiring English sources

And now, after decades of recycling the same melodramatic plots and extravagant dance numbers, Bollywood is having a youth movement.

Billed as Bobby Farrell of Boney M, the frontman now wore a jet-black wig but was still able to reproduce the extravagant dance moves of his late Seventies heyday when guesting on nostalgia TV shows like Les Années Bonheur on France 2. Whenever the opportunity arose, he also gladly sent himself up.

This is written as a more disciplined ritual than the extravagant dance that ended Part I, though it contains some wild moments, with the large percussion section of the orchestra given full voice.

The extravagant dances and ensemble sequences were choreographed by Seymour Felix and Harold Adamson, including the song sequence of "A Pretty Girl Is Like a Melody" (it was Irving Berlin's 13th annual edition in 1919).

West was trained to run up walls and perform extravagant aerial dance routines while suspended on wires from the roof of the Camden Roundhouse.

In a cross between an extravagant MTV dance production, a high-impact aerobics class and an audition for a Broadway show, dozens of dancers from Double G Productions in Hicksville, their white shirttails flapping, gyrated onstage in a Michael Jackson rendition.

From the intimacy of a mother killer whale teaching her young calf how to hunt seals by first playing at chasing penguins, to the super fast manakin birds with the complexity of their extravagant courtship dance, Survival is about the great struggle for success – the production of young – that begins for every animal at birth.

Venus, now in your skies, adds class, a cue to parade killer outfits, throw extravagant parties and dance with a dagger in your teeth.

The steel bands do not have a major presence in the parade, where hundreds of thousands of people line Eastern Parkway from Utica Avenue to Grand Army Plaza to watch the extravagant costumes and dance to musical styles like socca, Haitian rara and Jamaican reggae.

And so a nation of millions tuned in for a song-and-dance extravaganza with extravagant singing and dancing, but above all, a statement.

It's a good idea to arrive early and watch the performers apply their extravagant makeup; the dance-dramas that follow are cut-down renditions of the classics (the original versions last all night).