Sentence examples for linked circle from inspiring English sources

Hora, folk dance of Romania and Israel, performed in a linked circle.

Carole, medieval European dance in a ring, chain, or linked circle, performed to the singing of the dancers.

"L for Leisure" is about college, too in particular, a loosely linked circle of graduate students and young instructors at the fictitious Laguna Beach University, perched lusciously on the coast.

"L for Leisure" is about college, too — in particular, a loosely linked circle of graduate students and young instructors at the fictitious Laguna Beach University, perched lusciously on the coast.

Its four women (Anna Borodulina, Anna Ignatyeva, Liudmila Mizinova, Svetlana Smirnova, all excellent) begin in a linked circle, echoing, as do their long white tutus, a famous lithograph of Jules Perrot's 1845 ballet of the same name.

Horos are danced in linked circles, in serpentine chains, and in straight lines.

Here, she's covered the walls of the Gioconda and Joseph King gallery in the Met's contemporary wing with linked circles of reflective tape.

Chain dances of common origin with the carole and danced in serpentine chains, linked circles, or straight lines to singing or instrumental music persist in the 20th century in the Balkans (e.g., the Romanian hora, Serbo-Croatian kolo, Bulgarian horo, and Greek syrtos) and elsewhere (the farandole and carmagnole of France; the Catalonian sardana).

There are 100 levels that progress in complexity from a simple circle with no nearby obstructions to the advanced mechanics, such as linked circles that need to be touched at once, buzzsaws that reset the numbers within the circles, and snowflakes that freeze other circles.

Several mechanisms including rolling cycle replication and reintegration of covalently linked circles [ 46, 47] have been recently proposed to mediate homogenisation of satellite repeats in allopolyploids [ 48] and may be possibly applied to the rDNA switches as well.

Draw an oval for the torso and each arm as a series of linked circles, as shown in the image.