Sentence examples for quarrel dance from inspiring English sources

But the emotional and dramatic heart of the movie is the modest home where Cecil and his wife (Oprah Winfrey) quarrel, dance, drink and entertain, scenes which provide a rare and vivid picture of middle-class African-American life during a tumultuous period in history.

But the emotional and dramatic heart of the movie is the modest home where Cecil and his wife (Oprah Winfrey) quarrel, dance, drink and entertain, scenes that provide a rare and vivid picture of middle-class African-American life during a tumultuous period in history.

Together with the arguments over Martha Graham's late work and Mark Morris's early work, this was one of the more enjoyable quarrels in the dance world of the nineteen-eighties.

While I have no quarrel with this as a dance, it never for a moment equals the music's originality.

DURING a recent practice session at the Cotton Club, which is now at its third location on West 125th Street, for the forthcoming performance, the women quarreled like sisters, bickering about dance steps and about how they would arrange themselves on stage once Ms. Wood left the lineup.

But Mr. Sharon finds himself in the challenging position of a ballet master, trying to bring together many quarreling performers into an exquisitely intricate dance.

In January 1876 in Sweetwater, Texas, he killed a man and a dance-hall girl in a quarrel and fled back to Dodge City.

Chicago White Sox closer David Robertson flipped through a magazine before the start of another series with the Angels and danced around talk of his quarrel with Angels Manager Mike Scioscia last week.

In all arts, there are quarrels between the old order and the new the Academy versus the Refusés but dance is a special case.

On the dance floor, the CMJ crowd stopped worrying about existential questions and lovers' quarrels.

In all arts, there are quarrels between the old order and the new — the Academy versus the Refusés — but dance is a special case.