A few words were passed between the three men, when suddenly one of them arose and performed a war-dance, quaintly twisting his arms and legs in attitudes of advance, recoil, and exultation.
By the encore, he has donned a towering Native American headdress for the hyperventilating percussive-pop rush of Animal Arithmetic, and then performs a war dance in front of staggering high-definition thunderstorm visuals during the glorious cacophony of Grow Till Tall.
Reversing the decades-old stigma attached to weasels thanks to Pauly Shore, Ozzy here performs a war dance that makes these little guys our new favorite mammal.
The Fitzroy Stars will carry the conversation started by Adam Goodes into the Northern Football League, and by doing so, may well be the first ever club to perform a war-cry week-in, week-out.
The heckling of the Indigenous football player, which reached a peak the week before at a game against the West Coast Eagles in Perth, has escalated since he performed an Aboriginal war dance in celebration of kicking a goal at a match during the Indigenous round of the game in May.
On March 26 , 2003 ten days after Rachel Corrie's death, Smith appeared in Austin, Texas, and performed an anti-war concert.
In the second segment, with Rebecca Lord conducting and Mr. Holden at the piano, the chorus performed "A Child's War," Mr. Bermel's setting of three poems his father, Albert Bermel, wrote, recounting his experiences as a boy in London during World War II.
Unless, of course, the concert is performed in a war zone.
However, this study was performed in a war zone with a high rate of penetrating trauma (42%).
