Sentence examples for intricate dancing from inspiring English sources

Both feature the new "Castles," a work to Prokofiev filled with intricate dancing.

Everything, including much estimable and intricate dancing, is done with a smoothness that belies the complexity of the show as a whole".

Similar to the performance at the Fashion Rocks ceremony, Carey was hoisted into the air several times by four to six male dancers, each of whom circled her with intricate dancing throughout the song.

The show is just over an hour long, and its twenty-seven song-and-dance numbers involve contained explosions of movement: intricate tap dancing, swooping balletic solos, synchronized group numbers, antic scat singing, passionate crooning.

This week also features Christopher Wheeldon's "Mercurial Manoeuvres," an intricate blaze of dancing set to Shostakovich's first piano concerto.

Climbing is a physical challenge that will tone arms like few other activities, but it is also an art form in which graceful, fluid movements can make even beginners look like spiders dancing on intricate webs.

There follows dancing, singing and intricate, beautiful Marshallese gowns.

In the work's first movement, carefree couples play castanets in a garden while dancing exhilaratingly light and intricate steps.

Both male and female dancers became increasingly impatient with the hampering Rococo conventions, and, as dancing technique grew more intricate, designers prepared innovations that anticipated general developments in fashion.

The choreographic legacies of Frederick Ashton and MacMillan have been honored to a fair degree; the state of Ashton dancing, an elusive and intricate idiom, is far healthier than it looked 15 or 20 years ago.

It's a good place to catch a spot of traditional Balinese dancing complete with fire and intricate costumes.