Sentence examples for heated dance from inspiring English sources

Among the more memorable sequences for which he was responsible in a career that included more than 40 films were the scenes of Sylvester Stallone running up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art as the movie's theme music played in "Rocky" (1976) and the heated dance floor scenes in "Saturday Night Fever" (1977).

Featuring re-scored versions of her songs, "Video Girl," and "Glass & Patron," the concept short film features multiple versions of twigs engaged in a heated dance battle.

(His "Steam Heat" dance was an indelible part of "The Pajama Game").

The production is also strikingly visual and incessantly physical, the cast clambering about the stage with long sticks to create mountains, streams, camp fires and forests, before launching into a series of heated tribal dances or "stomps".

A curious cool heat danced on our skins, and I could see that Nina was smiling.

It heated up the dance charts pretty nicely, peaking at No. 2, but it failed to crack the top 10 on the pop chart as audiences gravitated toward comeback singles from Gaga and Perry.

There will be no more early mornings in over-heated dance studios, no more late nights on stage.

By 10 30, the music heated up and the dance floor became a minefield of absurdly long dress trains.

He now plays the accordion and heats up the dance floor with his own band, Zydeco Trouble.

By comparison, Rizzle Kicks have everyone defying the heat to dance to Mama Do the Hump, before they're joined by Ed Sheeran for Dreamers.

Here, the Southern drawl of Willie Nelson rang out "Always on My Mind", while Vampire Weekend vaunted the singles from their January album, Contra, shortly before an admirably energetic Dizzee Rascal waded through the heat – performing "Dance Wiv Me" and "You Got The Dirtee Love" with Florence Welch.