"love for dance" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means having a strong feeling of affection or passion towards dancing. Example: Her love for dance was evident in the graceful and fluid movements of her body on stage.
Elizabeth's many lifelong passions included her love for dance, the French language and traveling.
It is about your love for dance, and whether or not the judges could see that".
The dedication and love for dance I learned from these masters who came before me is humbling and inspiring.
Now 32, she had just completed a university degree in economics when a friend who knew of her love for dance told her about Bedi's project.
Kent Otto, founder and editor-in-chief of Electronic.Vegas, cites Paul Oakenfold's 2008 residency at Palms' Rain nightclub as a turning point, with Las Vegas reflecting America's newfound love for dance music.
A musician and composer whose music brims with a sensitivity and love for dance, Philip Hamilton will present a program of "vocalscapes," which includes collaborations with Ronald K. Brown, Katiti King and Kevin Wynn.
So dance affects love--what does love do for dance?
We loved that his passion for dance showed through his writing, and that he touched on the therapeutic potential of art as well as the gender stereotypes that challenge many artists.
The parents of Natalie (a 16 year old with cystic fibrosis and asthma) enabled her love for dancing by driving to the dance class in another rural town involving an hour round trip five nights a week, totalling 350 kilometres each week.
Sabrosura, Yale's Premier Latin Dance Team, is proud to present its 2018 fall showcase, Nuestra Forma de Ser! Join us as we share our love for Latin dance and culture!
In the coming years, that anecdote, combined with her love for Indian dance, resulted in her first novel, Faint Promise of Rain, published in fall 2014 by She Writes Press.
