Sentence examples for olive dance from inspiring English sources
The choreographer, Wendy Seyb, has given Olive dance moves, some jaunty and some romantic, which Ms. Stroker performs in her chair with style.
CLAUDIA LA ROCCO OLIVE DANCE THEATER Dance Theater Workshop In 1981, when the first widely disseminated article about break dancing was written by Sally Banes in The Village Voice, some of the teenagers she interviewed told her that this fusion of dance, pantomime and fighting — which they variously called breaking or B-boy or rocking down — was already over.
They argue, fall in love, order pizza, iron, play checkers, have cheerfully metaphorical sex (sliding around on a piece of plastic sheeting greased with gin, vermouth and olives) and dance to -- this being current American theater -- soundtracky snippets of very period-specific music.
They hover in rainbows, they nest in crushed weaponry, they lead the dance, they carry plenty of olive branches.
And it came hours after Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, offered his own olive branch, saying "it's better to dance than to fight".
Add mustard and cumin seeds and when they start to dance around and smell toasty, add two tablespoons olive oil, curry powder, ginger and shallots.
By day, Maria Hernandez was once a self-employed seamstress; at night, the olive-toned woman with thick dark hair and killer cheekbones lived to dance the merengue.
Sting and Trudie Styler's Italian estate produces olive oil, honey and three types of wine: Casino delle vie, Sister Moon and When We Dance.
I know what you're thinking, "Coldplay, Oxfam-soundtracking Coldplay, olive green T Shirt wearing Coldplay, Christian youth group leaders Coldplay, consciously uncoupled Coldplay, cry-wanking Coldplay are the greatest dance act of all time?
