Sentence examples for face dancer from inspiring English sources

Notable Baltimore-area rock acts from the 1970s and 1980s include Crack The Sky, The Ravyns, Kix, Face Dancer, Jamie LaRitz, and DC Star.

A good fiction choice would be the Dune series by Frank Herbert, especially in the second book Dune Messiah where the Face Dancers, shape-shifting spies and assassins, make their first appearance.

Martinis splashed in faces, dancers giving side-eye, heels clicking in midtown: check, check, check.

Well-heeled benefactors, there for The Glass House's 10th Anniversary Summer Party, scramble to move out of the way (or edge close enough to snap a shareworthy photo) as choreographer Jonah Bokaer's somber-faced dancers invade the patch of lawn on which they've just been sipping champagne and enjoying a fancy fried chicken picnic.

Through Arieli's piercing infrared gaze, the dancers gain an otherworldly presence while representing the struggles that we all face -- dancers or not.

Behind Mr. Beukelaers's projected face, two dancers — Johanne Saunier, the choreographer, and Julie Verbinnen — flexed and twitched with a disconcerting mix of prurience and vulnerability.

But we're not talking about teenagers' TP-ing trees in Glasgow, or children trick or treating in Barcelona we're talking about Euro-raves raging well into sunlight and Japanese funhouses with clown face pole dancers throughout the dancefloor.

They devise the steps from the front, facing the dancers.

Here the hero faced three dancers as three suns that offered no hope until the projected sun, like a pneuma or spirit, offered some sort of metaphysical relief.

At the start of rehearsal, he sits on a stool, facing the dancers, in baggy Bermudas, a T-shirt, and a sort of Indian shawl that he tosses around expressively.

But the face of a dancer speaks volumes.