Sentence examples for ground of dance from inspiring English sources

(Anderson) Zeds Dead (Friday) Zeds Dead contribute not only chic dubstep to the international electro scene, but they also provide a space for it: they helped organize Bassmentality, one of the hottest weekly parties in Toronto and the stamping ground of dance greats like Mary Anne Hobbs and Nero.

(Anderson) Zeds Dead and AraabMuzik (Friday) Zeds Dead contribute not only chic dubstep to the international electro scene, but they provide a space for it: they helped organize Bassmentality, one of the hottest weekly parties in Toronto and the stomping ground of dance greats like Mary Anne Hobbs and Nero.

They would bring together at ground zero the worlds of dance, theater and the fine arts, in a cluster of performing arts and gallery spaces that would fill the cultural calendar year-round.

Tall as he was, his head in the clouds and his feet firmly on the ground, there was a lot of dance left in Sydney when he came to my 60th birthday party in 1991 with Donald Swann.

They were also not the only ones growing out of the fecund ground of modern and postmodern dance -- Rauschenberg and Mr. Johns also made works for Paul Taylor, as did Alex Katz and Ellsworth Kelly Trisha Brownn, Meredith Monk and Bill T. Jones and other dance pioneers have furthered the lively tradition.

ever?) decidedly goes to the latest edition of "Breaking Ground: A Dance Charrette," an annual initiative that gives five choreographers the task of creating a five-minute work at a site revealed only five days before performances.

News of Barnet's 2-0 defeat at Northampton Town had filtered through, confirming Dagenham & Redbridge were staying in League Two and so allowing their supporters to join the 1,159 York City fans gathered at the far end of the ground in a dance of delight.

As cuts slice into the mainstream, we may yet find that this anarchic underground is the future of dance – the breeding ground of its hottest new practitioners.

Boogie Times, as I was about to learn, was ground zero for an indelible period of dance music history in the early 1990s: the formation of Suburban Base Records.

It was actually a solo that Ms. Streb had created for herself, as part of "Breaking Ground: A Dance Charette," in the summer of 2006.

The lifelong fan of Brighton and Hove Albion Football Club will host a weekend of dance music next June at the club's ground in Falmer.