Sentence examples for frantic dance from inspiring English sources

But this was largely thanks to the "Seattle stomp", a frantic dance first noticed when that city introduced rubbish pricing.

If past appearances are anything to go by, this should be one frantic dance party.

In their late operas, they are seeing humanity with almost the same eyes, as a frantic dance to a misheard tune.

When he released "The Age of Adz," a frantic dance record, in 2010, he performed in a black-and-neon jumpsuit.

It seemed unlikely their massive drums and sad, soaring crescendos could score such frantic dance moves, but there is synchronicity even during spoken-word piece, Dead Flag Blues.

And at day's end, utterly spent, she would scramble around like a madwoman trying to catch the chickens to get them safely inside their hilltop shelters, a frantic dance that did not stop until a neighboring farmer patiently explained that they would go in on their own once the sun set.

At times, it was a frantic ballroom dance, in which half the participants were inanimate.

As Marc and Bella strive to tell us their story, songs, dances and surprises bubble up irresistibly between the words: a verse of a Russian love song here, a burst of a frantic wedding dance there, a green cow, a morsel of a Yiddish lullaby, a caress that becomes a brushstroke with which to paint another's body in the air.

When Souths, faced with the prospect of merger or death and unable to find a partner at the frantic late-1999 dance of the historic Sydney clubs, were cut from the NRL for the 2000 season, it was difficult to see them ever returning.

By the closing number, a frantic crunk dance-off to "Get Up," the catchiest song on the overly sedate "Evolution," her team appeared sweaty and winded.

When one waiter delivered a bowl of chicken liver and began mixing in the onions, Mr. Lubnitzki played a frantic saber-dance melody and urged the waiter to "Get on the ball" and mix faster.