Sentence examples for post dance from inspiring English sources

A particular favourite is Scottish duo Boards of Canada "who were among the first to do that post dance thing.

A certain Mr. Messi, one of the most traveled of all players, as he now captains Argentina, scored three goals, hit the inside of a post, danced his way through a breathtaking 5-4 away victory at Deportivo La Coruña and then sped off to be with his girlfriend, who is expecting their first child.

They use all these early computers and synthesisers to produce this astonishingly beautiful pastoral post-dance music.

"We live in a post-dance world now, where there's an acceptance of technology in all kinds of music.

Baryshnikov's wife, Lisa Rinehart, has also carved out a post-dance career, retraining as a video journalist.

It also signals the extent to which the work of polyglot post-soul, post-dance artists like Santigold and M.I.A. have been absorbed into the mainstream.

Lou's recent solo album, Beloved One, is an acoustic set far removed from Lamb's electronics, although Lou describes the album's rhythms as being "very post-dance".

Layoffs have occurred recently at several companies, including Ballet Florida, which folded this month, and Miami City Ballet, and post-dance career counselors say requests for help are pouring in.

Diane's had a various life in dance, including a good span most would call post-dance -- years as a mother, teacher, administrator.

I agree that her first-night post-dance antics - the leg on the table, etc. - might have been a bit corny, but I can't help but love her anyway.

One of her early tests was to help him photograph the Count and Countess Pecci-Blunt's White Ball of 1930, and, typically, she abandoned her post to dance with other men.