Sentence examples for hectic dance from inspiring English sources

3), from 1921, is a string of dazzling set pieces, including a fight scene that pits Linder against himself, a hectic dance sequence instigated by a white rat, and a wondrous contraption that, at the press of a button, turns a dress shop into a speakeasy and back.

Illustrating the ability of Cirque du Soleil to transport the ordinary, the crowd-pleasing Fire Knife Dance takes an ordinary halftime baton-twirling act to the jungle by adding flame to the batons, subtracting most clothes from the performer and infusing the motion with hectic dance and the music with frenetic drumming.

Robert Copsey of Digital Spy gave the song four out of five stars, saying "The fourth single proper from Loud may pull in the reins as far as the hectic dance beats and sado-masochistic lyrics go, but it's no less beefy and extravagant.

Messiaen saw no reason that everything he could imagine musically could not be brought into his scenes of veneration and praise: crashing dissonances as well as the sweetest harmony, hectic dances as well as gentle meditations, and a huge range of sounds, some of them weird, some bewildering.

The routine's central set piece starts with a couple who sweep and twirl through an impossibly vast, multitiered, stark white Art Deco ballroom that Berkeley covers in expressively disorienting angles, leading to a hectic stomping dance-off between opposing phalanxes of male and female dancers.

For the moment, though, Kygo has no reason to cut ties with the hectic world of dance music.

That distance from the hectic, cliquish New York dance scene may have been a good thing for her.

They come back to life after hectic incantatory solos danced over their bodies, or simply rise unheralded from the floor.

This come-as-you-are club (there's no dress code) has queues out the of door Wednesday to Saturday nights, but Sunday afternoon's weekly Revival party offers a less-hectic chance to dance to high-quality DJs.

La Excelencia, formed in 2005, reclaims the salsa dura (hard salsa) of the 1970s, and it's still unstoppable dance music that merges hectic percussion, screaming horns and impassioned singers — who also revive salsa dura's political consciousness, singing about immigration and Latin unity.

The more hectic life becomes, the more rhythmic our dance must be.