Sentence examples for night dancer from inspiring English sources

With Night Dancer, she continues her project of tackling big issues through superb portrayals of complex female characters, and immersing us in the dramas of their lives.

It was handpicked by Jonzi D, a British rapper who is the creative director of the "Breakin' Convention" streetdance festival at Sadler's Wells".Night Dancers" depicts a contemporary belief in Uganda in abasezzi or night dancers.

A struggle ensues and the night dancers are vanquished.

In Tabu-Flo's interpretation, two night dancers are confronted by the community after they eat a corpse.

The almost operatic intensity of the story is balanced by the group's own belief in night dancers.

High child mortality was widely blamed on "night dancers" – witches who steal blood and smear poisons on houses.

The British had their first taste of Giselle with a drama based on the ballet called Giselle, or The Phantom Night Dancers by William Moncrieff.

The term witchdoctor is even more misleading because witches (called night dancers or lajok) are relatively uncommon in this area by comparison to the Bantu-speaking areas to the south, and few healers know how to treat witchcraft.

He is a sweet man--an all-night dancer, a fancier of stylish hats and clothes.

Emerging from a depression, you get up and get dressed every day; but this triumph no more implies that you're leading your regular life than Aunt Bea's ability to dress up for lunch implies that she is the all-night dancer she was at seventeen.

There were obvious glitches in the one performance I saw of "Arden Court" (to judge by reactions to other performances, I caught an off night); one dancer, when squatting, had to steady himself with a hand.