Sentence examples for leaping dance from inspiring English sources

Courtship displays include a leaping dance replete with flapping, bowing, and other movements.

In other excerpts from new work Johannes Wieland's "reality explodes in my face" offered his trademark brand of surreal activities, speech and abruptly leaping dance with less coherence than usual.

The commonest court dances of the period were the pavane, a stately walking dance; the almain (see allemande), a brisker walking dance; the galliard, a vigorous leaping dance in triple time, of which Queen Elizabeth was particularly fond; and the branle, or brawl, an easy circle dance.

You can leap, dance, sing and smile at this thing, and it registers it all.

This will be the first year for the LEAP dance festival in Norwich (July 2 to 5).

Some of the players liked to celebrate good times with leaping, bumping dances that were one part joy and one part rubbing the other team's nose in its own misery.

If so, congratulations, you've seen a Shen Yun ad the ones that often feature a young Chinese woman in folk dance attire leaping high above a dance troupe, bearing the tagline "5,000 YEARS OF CIVILIZATION REBORN".

Rosie and her friends proceed to leap and dance through several pages.

They run, leap, trot, dance, ride, skip, spin, swing, scoot, slide, sail, swim and, of course, fly.

Sometimes the equipment that makes the cars leap and dance is pushed beyond its limits and a hose bursts, spraying hot black oil.

Steve Rutt, an engineer, inventor and artist whose early video animation system made images expand and contract and leap and dance, and in so doing helped propel the video-art revolution of the 1970s, died on May 20 in Manhattan.