Sentence examples for lively dances from inspiring English sources

These lively dances were later, in the 14th century, brought to the cities and performed as court entertainment and called dengaku ("field music").

"Lysistrata Jones" brings to mind the distant era of the college frolic "Good News" (1927) and "Babes in Arms" (1937), perishable good-time shows in which peppy kids delivered of-the-moment jokes and lively dances.

Mr. Abdullah conducted a confident performance, especially during the lively dances, and was impressively responsive to the singers during their long stretches of orchestra-accompanied recitative, which must flow with a combination of urgency and flexibility.

The circus's energy comes through in the lively dances of Peggy Hickey, who manages to stage a credible cancan number with only four women, and in the aerial choreography of Joshua Dean, who spends a lot of time hanging around upside down from trapezes and such.

The veteran baritone Thomas Allen excelled as the Music Master; the vibrant tenor Tony Stevenson was a lively Dancing Master.

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, American musical film, released in 1954, that is noted for its lively dance numbers.

MacMillan's lively dance is a portrait of America as seen through British eyes.

They showed that this East Village Y is once again a lively dance center.

The theater's Step Lively dance series opens with the Parsons Dance Company.

Two lively dance troupes -- Wally Cardona Quartet and Seán Curran Company -- share a program.

The last chances to see some lively dance events are coming up.