Sentence examples for memory dances from inspiring English sources

Fox calculated that even if "Titanic" outperformed the most successful three-hour movie in memory — "Dances with Wolves," which won the Academy Award — the studio would still lose seventy million dollars.

All combined to create a layered, strangely wistful memory dance.

For donations in his memory: Dance for PD, The Parkinson Project of the Mark Morris Dance Group.

Mr. Dang's "Now and Then, You Put Your Hand Over" is a memory dance of continually shifting images rooted in poems by Christian Langworthy.

All of these memories danced in my head as I drove into the city and parked in a garage on Ludlow Street.

Visions of romantic walks along the beach, sweet kisses, and a lifetime of happy memories danced before my eyes as we stood before our family and friends.

No one quite knows the science of it, but it seems that something about dancing to music – about imitating a teacher, about developing a muscle memory of dance sequences – seems to temporarily alleviate that problem.

Brian Friel's great memory play, Dancing at Lughnasa, is at the Lyric in Belfast.

I could see her before me now, her slate-gray hair, her body grown strange to the memory of dance.

You can't talk about memory in dance without talking about the lack of documentation, which often means that our memories, and the expectations that go with them, aren't even our own.

In "Amour," there is one cinematic coup that lives in memory: the dance-like, erotic embrace that's held in long shot as Georges raises Anne from the wheelchair and moves her across the room.