Sentence examples for rotating disco from inspiring English sources
In the glittering lights of a rotating disco ball, they leaned over to chat with Ama Kwakye, 19, the daughter of parents from Ghana who also lives on Staten Island, about the pageant in which they were all competing.
The afterparty, at a nightclub high atop a hip New York hotel in the meatpacking district, complete with the usual supercilious doormen, rotating disco ball and thumping music, was co-sponsored by the Council on Foreign Relations and the human rights group Women for Women International.
The room, in the 440 Studios in the East Village, is rented by the hour and equipped with little more than an iPod dock, an (unused) upright piano in the corner and a plastic rotating disco ball lamp plugged into the wall.
Shortly after, the silhouettes of three women appear behind Flo Rida while the clip is intercut with shots of a rotating disco ball and several women on a circular bed.
Finally, on another wall is a projection of a slowly-rotating disco ball, halfway covered in black, as if dipped in paint.
Near the end, she ascended in an orb of rotating silver rings, like a disco angel.
The restaurant, laid out like a chessboard, serves both Congolese and Western dishes; the disco features a rotating dance floor and a soundtrack that changes at regular intervals from thumping Western house music to Congolese rumba rock (distorted to approximate the low-tech vibe of Congolese sound systems handmade from scrap-yard salvage).
I never said it, and I should have, because there we were, dining at the rotating buffet, dancing under the plastic disco ball and swimming in the Poolcuzzi.
To stage this piece Mr. Counts and his team have created a room that looks like a cosmic disco hall with glittering walls and rotating mirrored cubes dangling on wires, illuminated with a riot of colored lights.
Matisyahu deployed what may be the only large, mirrored, rotating dreidel in show business — a Jewish answer to a disco ball — at Webster Hall on Sunday night, the first night of Hanukkah.
Artist Conrad Ventur projected the music video for disco diva Amanda Lear's "Follow Me" on a rotating discoball, fracturing and sending her image throughout the darkened back gallery.
