Sentence examples for lovely dance from inspiring English sources

So they came in wanting to do this lovely dance with China, but that didn't work".

The numbers range from zesty anthems to lovely dance tunes to a finale of gospel-flavored jazz.

His observance of his daughter's dance recital is also a way for him to regard her lovely dance teacher, Yolanda (Laura Morante), without acting on his feelings.

The effect is both simple and decorative, abstract and allusive, and these qualities are echoed in the lovely dance for four couples.

Georgia did a lovely dance and they asked me to do certain things in the final in the dance off and I felt I did those and I felt it just didn't go my way on the night".

In the little abstract plot of Strauss's Duet-Concertino, Charles Neidich's clarinet taught Frank Morelli's bassoon to sing, the bassoon persuaded the oboe to cavort, and the two ended in a lovely dance.

DANCING column about Twyla Tharp... [T]hough many people would say that she did her best work in the seventies, the years of "Baker's Dozen" and "Push Comes to Shove,"she is still, intermittently, producing lovely dances.

She told of her departure, "I would have loved to have stayed of course and I feel like I had a couple of lovely dances in me still, but at the same point it is what happened and there is no point in begrudging it or getting too upset about it".

The New Yorker, February 7 , 2000P. 94 DANCING column about Twyla Tharp... [T]hough many people would say that she did her best work in the seventies, the years of "Baker's Dozen" and "Push Comes to Shove,"she is still, intermittently, producing lovely dances.

I see the Decameron as a picture, with the ten elegant Florentines, in their silk gowns and embroidered doublets, joining hands and dancing their lovely circle dance, the carola.

But they were directors who liked long takes and lovely, flowing dance numbers, which Mamoulian didn't do in his early days.