Sentence examples for opening up dance from inspiring English sources

And for this they owe much to Merce Cunningham who, back in the 1950s, began opening up dance to the radical possibilities of ordinary human movement.

Founded by Jay Franke and Lar Lubovitch in 2007, the Chicago Dancing Festival has been instrumental in opening up the world of dance to a larger audience.

ATERCIOPELADOS/LOS AMIGOS INVINCIBLES/SI-SE A strong Latin-alternative bill, with the dance-floor newcomer Si-Se opening up.

Opening up the organic and expressive side of a particular dance to the audience is what I'm concerned with.

playbook, Onyx huffed that the offer "significantly undervalued" the company and that it could do better by opening up its dance card.

Now, the "Hunger Games: Mockingjay 2" star and the "Tonight Show" host are forgetting about J.Lo and opening up the dance floor to the world.

Or as Sheila (Ashley Yeater) approaches 30 and realizes opening up a dance studio may not be giving up but growing up; facing new realities, going down unexpected avenues.

Modern dance opened up the world of dance for men who do not have "textbook ballet bodies," Mr. Mosley said.

Catch their headlining set at Mercury Lounge tonight at 9 PM, or Thursday's 8 PM show at Brooklyn Bowl, where they'll be opening up for Spanish dance group Delorean, alongside The Stepkids.

Dance opens up the world.

Ms. Ramarayan briefly told the stories of these central numbers in speeches before each, but it was impressive to see that the dance opened up aspects of character and narrative not hinted at in the explanation.