Sentence examples for face of dance from inspiring English sources

Together, they changed the face of dance.

After more than 45 years working in Europe, changing the face of dance, he has returned to his native America.

It's a decade since Daft Punk's extraordinary album Homework opened the floodgates for a cross-Channel invasion and rearranged the face of dance music.

As a dancer, educator, choreographer, and artistic director, he has carved out a place for African American dancers in classical ballet and changed the face of dance in America.

In retrospect, he was a visionary, not someone who was at home in endless meetings about how to market product.' Alongside his annual street party at the Notting Hill Carnival, my abiding image of Norman Jay comes from a suddenly distant time back in the late Eighties, before rave culture and ecstasy changed the face of dance music for ever.

What proceeded was a quickfire flurry of awesome that immediately changed the face of dance music in the UK.

FRIDAY -- Circle of Dance offers "3 Faces of Dance," works by three contemporary choreographers, at 8 30 p.m. at Heckscher Park in Huntington (631) 271-8423.

Norman Morrice, who has died at home in London aged 76, was a man of vision who changed the face of British dance.

Mr. Elam's embrace of the Internet, even before this project, has made him the public face of contemporary dance within the technology world and beyond.

The difference was that Ms. Daniels, a sophomore at New York University, and her friend Maya Grant (dressed as Minnie Mouse) were there to see God, also known as Kaskade, a D.J. and producer who represents a new face of electronic dance music.

Calvin Harris is quickly becoming the face of electronic dance music.