Sentence examples for repetitive dance from inspiring English sources

Consider the sadly repetitive dance played out between military-backed regimes and power-seeking Islamists.

The band's prankster spirit prevailed to useful effect except when it didn't – most notably during the lamely repetitive dance track Big Bong.

Keeping his head down, all he sees is his feet, shuffling in a repetitive dance of misery that he doesn't know is miserable.

A graphic geometry of scuff marks shows the lines and circles along which they've been marching, spinning, dragging their feet and falling during a 100-minute marathon of relentlessly repetitive dance.

Sharpe, I'm guessing, is the youngest of our contributors, but he has a great ear for dialogue and a sharp eye for the small, repetitive dance steps of dysfunctional relationships".

Punk funk, as it was called in the seventies and early eighties, made a return, and New York bands like the Rapture and their production team, the DFA, started making tense, repetitive dance records that drew from both disco and rock.

In certain pockets of the space-time continuum, functional and repetitive electronic dance music intersects with the technological and textural experiments of the avant-garde.

It's often extremely funny and charming, with a magician (Rainer Roth) offering jaw-dropping tricks with a length of rope and scarves, and a repetitive ensemble dance to Benny Goodman's version of "Stompin' at the Savoy" wending its way through the audience, the dancers smiling invitingly as they perform synchronized arm and hand gestures.

Then, the teacher can record a sequence of a repetitive performed dance figure of which the motion data is captured with optical motion capture technology (see module 3, Figure 1).

In Jasmin Vardimon's Freedom, it is everywhere – from the rainforest setting to the ritually repetitive ensemble dances and the mating dances of violent need.

You could also say that Big Ears was for people with long attention spans, good concentration and an appetite for letting repetitive non-dance music wash over them.