Sentence examples for group of dancing from inspiring English sources

Manipuri Jagoi Marup, a group of dancing drummers from Manipur, is also on the bill.

He also organized a controversial conference in which a group of dancing women carried around the Koran, angering conservative clerics.

A common feature of many of them is that of a group of dancing men attendant on a pagan god who celebrates his revival after death.

Brander Matthews' recent death brings to mind the story of his marriage to one of the Lydia Thompson Blondes, a group of dancing girls who came here from England in the seventies.

An April 2011 email "depicted President Barack Obama as a chimpanzee", while an email the following month "included a photo of a bare-chested group of dancing women, apparently in Africa, with the caption, 'Michelle Obama's High School Reunion'".

Among them are a film festival produced by Staples High School, "Diner of Dreams," an original production by Weston High School, the Steppers, a group of dancing women from Westport's Senior Center and River City Slim and the Zydeco Hogs' Cajun band.

In "Fun at Sea," Anna London's whimsical etching and collage, groups of dancing shapes flee their confines like aquatic creatures released from an underwater ark.

That way it feels more like people dancing in a diner rather than a group of dancers dancing in a diner.

This six-holed flute (not unique to the Toraja) is played at many dances, such as the thanksgiving dance Ma'bondensan, where the flute accompanies a group of shirtless, dancing men with long fingernails.

He watched a group of friends dancing around a can on a beach in Brazil.

Some years ago, the artist Andrea Büttner began to see a peculiar image in her mind: a group of nuns, dancing.