Sentence examples for god dancing from inspiring English sources
Tomorrow, a New York story with overtly Biblical plot points (a house of God, dancing ladies, a flood, exile) will end, fittingly, on a note of redemption, when the Ziegfeld Club returns to Central Presbyterian Church on Park Avenue.
Parvati's mother manages to save their statue of Shiva, lord of the dance, from the cyclone; and when Parvati gazes at it, she sees the god dancing for real in a circle of fire.
If consumption is our new God, dancing is our pagan rite!" Indeed.
Captured by Steven Klein, the film is set in Versailles at night and sees the singer make her way round the palace, through the Salons of the Gods, dancing in the Hall of Mirrors and running through the chateau and the grounds all whilst sporting an array of looks from the fashion house.
Europeans in the Middle Ages believed that the lights signified famine or war, while Native Americans saw them as gods dancing above the sky.
The title came from a poem of the same name by Keira King, which announced that on the eighth day of creation God "made dancing space/Where angels ought to stray".
"If history had gone down a different path," she said, "then the old gods would still rule, the gods you have defeated, the many-limbed many-headed gods, full of stories and deeds instead of punishments and laws, the gods of being standing beside the goddesses of doing, dancing gods, laughing gods, gods of thunderbolts and flutes, so many, many gods, and maybe that would have been an improvement".
"I grew up with the Bolshoi as Olympus, with gods dancing," he said.
The way she has rejiggered the lyrics, they become a catalog of her fascinations -- dancing, God, romance, fame -- while the electronic pulse decisively separates the tune from folk-rock.
Even THUMP, placed up in the gods, were caught dancing.
