When dance moves into an art gallery or museum, the effect can be physically energising.
A young couple moves into an old stone house that the girls used to visit.
Mary Ann Singleton, a naïve young secretary from Cleveland, Ohio, moves into an apartment on 28 Barbary Lane.
A few years ago, she wrote a screenplay called "Parlor Tricks," about a young woman who moves into an apartment above a funeral home.
A lady moves into an apartment because she is intrigued by the idea that there will be a French concierge in attendance.
She has repeatedly refused to countenance the proposal and there is scant chance of her shifting that position as she moves into an election year.
His sensitive narrator, Chris Lowndes, is a true specimen of the lonesome soul who moves into an old house that has a violent history and falls in love with the resident ghost.
Ruth, unhappily married and dying of lung cancer, moves into an old, rickety farmhouse that is infested with ants, bats, and raccoons, and shoots a man who breaks in.
When the British journalist Rachel Polonsky moves into an elegant apartment building on Romanov Lane in central Moscow, she discovers the still-intact library of a notorious former tenant, the murderous Bolshevik leader and onetime Soviet foreign minister Vyacheslav Molotov.
After singing each word of the title, one at a time, the group moves into an evenly spaced chant that is sort of like Maoist yoga: "Work it harder, make it better.
Wendy Blum's "Fully Manicured Raw Spots" takes off from David Lynch's "Blue Velvet" and moves into an absurd tangle of bodies scented by popcorn, garlic, and onions cooked onstage.
