Sentence examples for in the same dance from inspiring English sources
Scarlett's piece in the same dance season, Asphodel Meadows, was a more classically minded work, and much lauded.
Ms. Messmer, wonderful in everything she does, had a searing moment of hawklike keenness as the Friend's Wife in the same dance.
At the start of his opening solo, Sergei quickly addresses a series of different directions; later in the same dance he gestures one way while hopping backward.
Their several costume changes alone were vividly entertaining: Ms. Zinash at one point wore a large, funnel-shaped headdress, and Mr. Melaku, in the same dance, a bright yellow pajamalike suit.
Through the meeting of Irish and West African people trying to enjoy themselves on a Saturday night — often together, in the same dance halls — the thing we call tap dance emerged, with its special technique and, as it grew alongside jazz, its special rhythmic qualities.
And yet when the Chosen One (Erica Lynette Edwards in the current revival) repeatedly falls in her famous dance of self-sacrifice, she each time beats a fist on the ground naturalistically, without (unlike in her jumps and spasms in the same dance) making any musical point at all.
At some point, confronted by yet another instantly forgettable heterosexual melodrama of a duet, one might easily convince oneself that all these international luminaries were in fact performing the same dance.
If you film outside on a grassy slope on a sunny day, that can be much better than the same dance in the biochemistry department's cluttered, dimly lit seminar room.
The original Where The Hell Is Matt? video, which shows a guy doing the same dance in different locales around the world, has been viewed 12.6 million times since it was first uploaded in June, 2006.
The same dance works in the company will be repeated every year or will be rotated on a basis that does not leave them out of the repertory for too long.
On the part of the dancers there are pasted-on smiles and energetic effort — two, Edgar Peterson and Cornelius Brown, shine throughout — but the work, for all its sections, seems to amount to the same dance, circling in on itself.
