Sentence examples for lifetime dance from inspiring English sources

9 P.M. (Lifetime) DANCE MOMS A new round of antics begins as the stage mothers at the Abby Lee Dance Company in Pittsburgh go to bat for their budding ballerinas.

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After a lifetime, the dance world is home.

Just Ellie Babes and a lifetime of dance tickets floating at the bottom of a beer glass.

We put a lifetime of dance ideas into our debut album, Leftism [January 1995] but the massive success was totally unexpected.

Over the years, as Varone has aged, and as the wear and tear of a lifetime of dance took their toll, his time onstage has diminished.

"MERCE CUNNINGHAM: A LIFETIME OF DANCE" This documentary, directed by Charles Atlas, takes a new look at a major innovator in 20th-century American culture.

It is devoid of the meanspiritedness and witness-to-a-train-wreck tone of shows like Lifetime's "Dance Moms" and TLC's "Toddlers & Tiaras," which makes it pleasantly addictive rather than embarrassingly addictive, as those series can be.

Three retirements provided some added emotion to a program meant to celebrate Mr. Taylor's lifetime in dance: Taylor 2's John Eirich and the main company's Orion Duckstein and Julie Tice delivered their farewell performances.

But older dancers are having their moment – see 52-year-old Alessandra Ferri in Wayne McGregor's recent Woolf Works or 50-year-old Sylvie Guillem's swansong tour – so the Observer Magazine decided to match the two dancers up with photographer Nadav Kander, to show what half a lifetime in dance does to the human body.

Remember me passing on the torch of the "death drop" over on Lifetime's Dance Moms?