Sentence examples for means to dance from inspiring English sources

Yet the first question, about what it means to dance, lingered.

And after Actaeon's annihilation, she shows what it means to dance on someone's grave.

He has done more than any other choreographer to reinvent what it means to dance, and he is still surprising audiences with new work.

"There are all these fundamental questions we're asking about technique and process," about what it means to dance with only the silhouette of a body.

"People here have forgotten what it means to dance all night," she says.

And the jury may still be out on "twerk," which means to "dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip movements and a low, squatting stance".

"You can tell who is meant to dance and who is trained, in a school.

Here they were sharply themselves, and more — they showed us the continuous exploration of what it can mean to dance.

Viktoria Tereshkina: The first time Evgeny and I were meant to dance together, I had an injury that very day so it didn't happen.

Inspired by a deaf sister, he incorporates sign language into much of his work, calling his dance style "todasi," a word he coined to mean to dance and to sign.

When, near the close of the first act, he and Penny pay a visit to the top of the unfinished skyscraper where they're meant to dance in the upcoming competition, he sings Dorothy Fields's haunting ballad "The Way You Look Tonight".