Sentence examples for point dance from inspiring English sources

From that point dance became the centre of her life.

Based on the success of the event up to this point, Dance Marathon will continue to be a part of HIV/AIDS Week.

What I'm about to say is so painfully obvious that my fingers actually ache but a pertinent point is a pertinent point: dance music needs vocals.

Case in point: Dance music label Spinnin' Records recently sparked outrage after it posted a photo of a CD player that resembled a stovetop on its Facebook and Twitter accounts.

The right combination of a catchy melody and memorable dance can spread from Seoul to the southernmost tip of South Korea in a matter of hours, and whether it's Wonder Girls' point dance or Sistar's bouncy hooks, girl groups haven proven to be Korea's preferred mode of pop fantasy for the better part of the past decade.

A ballerina played most aspects of her in private life and onstage, while the actress Mary Miller played the Duncan who recollected her life in memoirs (and at one point danced "La Marseillaise," very poorly).

In case you miss the new gif-based image in the top left corner of the screen, the playful exclamation point dances around the Y-A-H-O-O like a lost Pixar lamp looking for its home.

Anyone who has attended college or been that kid with older friends has at some point danced in a frat DJ's sweatbox and pretended to enjoy their trap remixes.

Brackets and exclamation points dance as Yankovic defines contractions and counsels against using "c" to mean "see".

A review of "No Fixed Points: Dance in the Twentieth Century," on Dec. 7, misstated the title of the current Broadway hit by Twyla Tharp to the music of Billy Joel.

Correction: December 28 , 2003 Sunday A review of "No Fixed Points: Dance in the Twentieth Century," on Dec. 7, misstated the title of the current Broadway hit by Twyla Tharp to the music of Billy Joel.