Sentence examples for school of dancing from inspiring English sources

Wendy Whelan and Philip Neal are expert proponents of the less-is-more school of dancing.

If there's one thing about me it is that I like to keep abreast of all the latest developments of art; That's why I went the other night a while ago to see Miss Mary Wigman who is touring this country, and who is the creator and leader of the modern school of dancing in Germany.

By Frank Sullivan The New Yorker, January 24 , 1931 P. 15If there's one thing about me it is that I like to keep abreast of all the latest developments of art; That's why I went the other night a while ago to see Miss Mary Wigman who is touring this country, and who is the creator and leader of the modern school of dancing in Germany.

It's given her the opportunity to play around the world; bowling over audiences with her charismatically uninhibited performances (she is, to put it mildly, from the Lorde school of dancing).

The United States champion, a 28-year-old corporate events planner named Andrew Litz, came young to air guitar when, in the typical manner of hopeless American pubescent boys, he air-jammed with his friends at high school dances instead of dancing with actual girls.

This could be my last chance to serve pizza and fizzy pink soda in fancy-rim glasses to five (or, possibly, seven) 11-year-olds who are practically vibrating with excitement over the prospect of dancing in the school gym under a real disco ball.

But the stone-faced Lolo -- despite being unable to redeem her high school slow-dancing experience -- was able to salvage her "DWTS" experience with her gracious concession speech, ending her 15 minutes of dancing fame on a positive note.

Chorophobia- Fear of dancing.

Reeling: a form of dancing.

Following dinner, plenty of dancing.

The study did not compare dancing genres or the content and duration of dancing.