Sentence examples for meant dance from inspiring English sources

Clearly Atkins's future meant dance music.

For years that meant dance music, four on the floor, but in recent years the sounds have become more daring, more varied and less thumping.

"And Newt Gingrich said to me, 'You know, Rick is a good guy, but he doesn't know how to dance.' "Newt meant dance around tough questions and then make them work to your advantage.

And by "danced" I trust she really meant danced, not something else... but maybe not.

But to the Spanish, the term ballet simply means dance - in this instance, traditional Spanish dance.

"I mean, dance for me dudes!" Does she get frustrated by the double standard?

Its name means "dance of light," and the production told how a hero rescues a princess from a crafty villain.

The word raqs means dance, which is what these artists are doing as they dart among cultures and media, finding new partners and patterns as they go.

Like many of Bausch's works, "… como el musguito …," with a cast of sixteen, comprises numerous sections — dozens of group passages, solos, and theatrical bits (in German, Tanztheater means "dance theatre"), which often have no apparent relation to one another.

Butoh is a term shortened from "ankoko butoh," which means "dance of utter darkness".

But just because there isn't a dream ballet doesn't mean dance isn't extremely, immeasurably important to most musicals.