Sentence examples for knife dance from inspiring English sources

Out sprung an animated chef, dancing some kind of crazed knife dance with jazz hands.

The Nifo oti, or Samoan fire knife dance, is also a kind of weapon dance.

The Daily Mirror headline read: "Flick knives, dance music and Edwardian suits".

The Daily Mirror headline read: "Flick knives [switchblades], dance music, and Edwardian suits".

My texts to my crew aren't going through, so I cut through the Mainstage crowd and catch The Knife, whose interpretive dance performance abruptly transforms from "live" show into some kind of elf-themed jazzercise "danceoke" routine.

Here and there a photograph has a caption, a few terse words: "Anatoly Goliakov, murdered with a knife," or "Olga dances for $2".

On the night the team won the Italian League title, he served teammates Gatorade and the only moves he made were the graceful Georgian pirouettes he performed as a child -- "strong dance, with knife, no tutu," he said -- at a team celebration.

The Dreamland Orchestra in full-on gondolieri outfits played tunes such as "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and "Mack the Knife" to a full dance floor.

He managed to dance along the knife's edge between repulsive and strangely sympathetic, while all the while being the funniest thing about the movie as a whole.

He added that the government provided £190m through schemes to get high streets going, and had introduced tougher knife crime punishments and street dance programmes to get females out of gangs.

The afterparty includes performances by Extreme Animals, Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt, and Knife City.