Sentence examples for of dance of from inspiring English sources

The power of dance, of course.

It's a kind of dance of bouncing heads.

Then Sophie climbs inside the shirt for a kind of dance of suffocation and rebirth.

"Martha was and is a transformer of dance of the first order".

He has been shooting a project that he describes as capturing the social aspects of dance — of learning and observing.

But the core of "dance of the holy ghosts" is Mr. Gardley's thousand little, seemingly throwaway comments on life.

Bugaku, repertoire of dances of the Japanese Imperial court, derived from traditional dance forms imported from China, Korea, India, and Southeast Asia.

The program includes Limón's classic "Moor's Pavane," a timeless study of love and betrayal in the form of dances of the high Renaissance.

And that's the worthy pull of "Joffrey: Mavericks of American Dance": visions of a company moving through history.

I borrowed part of a bassline for a sort of Purcell dance fantasy of my own.

All of us, however, have a vaguer idea of Baroque dance than of Baroque music.