Sentence examples for robust dance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pikieris's robust dance displays daring, piquant partnering, which sends the women soaring through the air like lambent jewels.

New Yorkers were exposed to the Cambodians' delicate yet robust dance and music 10 years ago at the Joyce.

"I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor," which was a single in the U.K., is another combination of robust dance rock and deep disdain.

Denver boasts a surprisingly robust dance music scene, but Beta has no competition when it comes to its live roster and sound quality.

The program features "St. Louis Woman: A Blues Ballet," Michael Smuin's robust dance version of a legendary musical by Harold Arlen and Johnny Mercer.

But the nervous trills and impetuous mood swings of the opening Allegro non troppo, the robust dance rhythms of the scherzo and the valedictory confidence of the finale proclaimed still more boldly the arrival of an original voice.

Ms. Murthy had an equally theatrical presence in her robust pure-dance "Voices," set to a jazzy score by several Indian composers.

The disc spans more than 40 years of Byrd's life, incorporating robust, rustic dances, madrigalian allusions to bird calls and decorous versions of "Te lucis... ...... and "Christe redemptor omnium".

Well, the Wooster Group has a similar work in its own repertory, a robust song-and-dance spectacle with the contrarian name of "North Atlantic" that does indeed bring to mind the keystone works of the American musical theater.

In "Busk" solos were contrasted with robust, unison group dances, in which cast members, in layers of black by the costume designer Michelle Jank, pulled on hoods and nodded in time to the music.

Sensible as always, TFC Financial's Joslin, based in staider Boston, points out that corporate earnings and balance sheets are robust even in the dance of an underperforming and vulnerable economy.