Sentence examples for loose times from inspiring English sources

The Republicans may believe there is honor in the Party's unpopular insistence upon a stern standard of morality in loose times, but those who have stood too sternly for anything in the '90s have suffered for their sanctimony.

"Loose Time" is more than a good-looking piece.

On the formal level "Loose Time" is very possibly about units moving in different sets of rhythms, moving according to loose time.

He had much loose time, and nothing, somehow, better filled it than the perusal of extinct mammals.

On Wednesday night the program included "Loose Time," right, a new work for 16 dancers choreographed by Mr. Cunningham.

On the surface "Loose Time" shares some aspects with the other two Cunningham pieces on the program: "Pictures" (1984) and "How to Pass, Kick, Fall and Run" (1965).

That's what happens in the thunderous solo for Holley Farmer from "Loose Time" (2002), which was seen again in these Events.

"Loose Time," the latest dance work to spring from Merce Cunningham's Zeus-like brow, has a fiery and original impact.

At Lincoln Center the program will include Mr. Cunningham's latest work, "Loose Time," in addition to classics that span the company's five decades.

Frail, crippled by arthritis, he still tours the world with his company of sixteen young dancers, and he keeps right on making new dances, the latest of which, called "Loose Time," will have its New York première on the Lincoln Center program.

All programs feature significant examples of Mr. Cunningham's experiments with space and choreographic structure and include his new "Loose Time" with music by Christian Wolff and designs by the artist Terry Winters.