Sentence examples for frequent dance from inspiring English sources

He trained such dancers as Mikhail Mordkin, Alexandre Volinine, and Yekaterina Geltzer, his first wife and frequent dance partner.

Those who frequent dance clubs that do not play hip-hop or dabble in standards from previous decades -- no Village People here -- certainly have heard it.

But the weekly running costs were so high, because of the large cast and the frequent dance rehearsals, that the producers moved on before putting their Broadway profits at risk.

"To work as a duo, everyone thinks, 'Well, that can't really work.' " Ms. León and Mr. Lightfoot were already frequent dance partners and romantically involved when they started creating pieces together in the late 1980s.

My only involvement in the dance world was as a spectator and I frequented dance performances with a set of dance aficionado friends.

Handel's concerto style, like that of his chief contemporary in England, the Italian violinist-composer Francesco Geminiani, is more progressive than Bach's in its frequent French dance influences and in its more open, less complex musical textures.

Now he was a single man who frequented Mormon dances.

Settimia's songs make frequent use of dance rhythms and hemiola (a rhythmic device whereby pulses in groups of two occur simultaneously with pulses in groups of three), and they demonstrate a fluid melodic style.

For more than 60 years, the Les Brown orchestra was a frequent attraction, providing dance music at college proms and ballrooms and appearing at the Presidential inauguration galas for Richard M. Nixon and Ronald Reagan.

In the central section, sliced thinly by frequent blackouts, they danced on the white squares to their own mouth sounds and body percussion, or to the rhythms and pitch contours of their spoken names.

The elusiveness of the personality and perhaps of life itself is a frequent subject of dances by Andrea Lerner and Rosane Chamecki, Brazilian choreographers who began to work together in the mid-1980's.