Sentence examples for give dances from inspiring English sources

To watch City Ballet give "Dances at a Gathering" soon after the Royal Ballet's recent production in London is instructive.

Teachers from the program came into the school to give dance classes once a week.

"The dream, when I left my job, was just to give dance a go," she says.

The more fortunate give dance classes, but there are plenty of part-time electricians, bricklayers and mechanics among them.

And both festivals give dance fans a chance to catch up with familiar names and unfamiliar dances.

"Laban's original vision was to give dance a written form so that it can be reproduced.

Even worldly dancers have trouble separating Mr. Baryshnikov, the person, from the figure who works tirelessly to give dance a prominent place in culture.

But it has become a valuable part of New York's dance life, doing plenty to give dance audiences — critics, too — more information about the art.

In layman's terms, he is trying to give dance the intellectual respectability that many of its practitioners say it lacks.

Mr. Capri seems to have little feeling for the less flashy moments that give dance much of its contrast and flavor.

It's a good thing these residents didn't depend on teaching to pay the maintenance fees, because "a tenant is not permitted to give dance, vocal or instrumental instruction in his or her apartment at any time".