Sentence examples for scene of dance from inspiring English sources
It was the scene of dance lessons she took with girlfriends, the wedding of her younger brother, and two christenings.
Word of Costa's welcoming charm soon spread around New York's dance music scene and before long Mangiami became a staple of a small, but viciously dedicated scene of dance music enthusiasts.
He frets about being seen as revivalist – "I do worry that I might have turned into the Ocean Colour Scene of dance music, without the popularity" – but funnily enough, for all their deep roots, his songs sound weirder and less retro than most house music made by people half his age, and that's down to one core principle.
Then the scene of dance music that we were put in was becoming more and more commercial and it wasn't what we wanted to do.
Then the scene of dance music that we were put in was becoming more and more commercial and it wasn't where we wanted to be.
As they've dug deep the Windy City's highest energy musical export, they've crafted their own unique scene of dance battles and kick-drum pitter-patters, centered around a small contingent of super-competitive dancers.
The three couples perform various scenes of dance, movement, and acting, in which individuals seek love and sex, but never really escape isolation.
There are also memorable scenes of dance, and these allow us to watch the eyes and hear the voice of Matt Glaser when describing "Dinah" and "Black and Blue," staples of the Louis Armstrong repertory.
Watch the video above to see how Hojengaard and other Crytek developers are taking advantage of these new possibilites, and check back soon for the next episode in our Kill Screen series, going behind the scenes of Dance Central 3. Photos courtesy of EA Games.
When he arrived in the mid-90s, the 80s scene of booming dance clubs was already on the decline.
In the process we encountered an entire scene of young dance music fiends who had previously flown beneath our radar, most of them hailing from the world's third largest city Karachi. .
