Sentence examples for formidable dance from inspiring English sources

"Too realistic," said Louis Horst, the formidable dance theorist, who was one of the judges.

For as formidable dance teacher Lydia would warn them at the beginning of each episode: "You want fame?

Soon she runs into the formidable dance studio owner Fanny Flowers, who looks down her aristocratic nose at the insecure yet good-hearted newcomer.

His proposal has snowballed into a formidable series of dances that intertwine contemporary dance and voguing.

Adelaide rapper Tkay Maidza has risen to the status of one of Australia's most exciting exports, applying her formidable flow to dance production that extends beyond the parameters of hip-hop.

It's been interesting, yet incredibly exciting to see artists that I have followed from day one grow into formidable, world- renowned dance acts.

If Eno wanted further proof for his theory, then you need look no further than De Keersmaeker, who in the 1980s forged a formidable reputation for contemporary dance in Belgium that continues to this day.

The company is still led by the formidable Alicia Alonso, who danced with American Ballet Theater in the 1940s and 1950s and first formed her own troupe in 1948.

This season features a formidable three world premieres: a dance-theater collaboration with the San Francisco Ballet titled "The Tosca Project"; a new translation of Bertolt Brecht's play "The Caucasian Chalk Circle," directed by Mr. Doyle; and "Phèdre".

Bronze Whale are a formidable creative proposition that will appeal from dance through pop and indie scenes.

Dancing softly, but wielding a formidable technique, Erin Gallagher shaped quiet classical steps into a meditation on love and betrayal in "Gimlet," to jazz singer Nancy Wilson's rendition of the 1940s pop tune "You've Changed".