Sentence examples for later dance from inspiring English sources

If good design equals the sum of its parts, it's no question that 30 years later "Dance" endures.

But the stiff choreography of history painting did not suit Degas, who, as his later dance paintings indicate, preferred rehearsals to main events.

Penny Hutchinson, a member of the group, who would later dance in Morris's company, recalls: "A lot of the people in the ensemble were ethnic musicology students at the University of Washington.

In a later dance, "Jugalbandi," in which Mosalikanti choreography is adapted by Kalanidhi, Ms. Nehru is the melodic soloist whose pouncing footwork is echoed by a choral quartet, their feet planted on wide bowls, which they propel along the floor, in unison and in formation.

But the more extended later dance passages also show how her elbows break the line of her arms and how that line doesn't flow coherently from her torso, and her way with the music is seldom one of revelation but of intermittent point-making.

(For example, think of a night out in an unfamiliar city, where you used the Foursquare app to plan where you drink and eat and later dance, and then have possible itineraries mapped out for you).

Later dances included Duets (1980), Fielding Sixes (1980), Channels/Inserts (1981), and Quartets (1983).

Hopak, Russian gopak, Ukrainian folk dance originating as a male dance among the Zaporozhian Cossacks but later danced by couples, male soloists, and mixed groups of dancers.

As a young woman, Carlene Hatcher studied in New York at the Martha Graham School of Contemporary Dance; she later danced professionally in New York and Detroit.

Richard Boone, one of her students, later danced with her troupe, Nina Fonaroff and Company, which she maintained from 1946 to 1953.

She then became a soloist at Béjart Ballet in Switzerland, and later danced at Alonzo King's Lines Ballet in San Francisco.