Sentence examples for social dancers from inspiring English sources

Whether you are learning in a class or dancing with a partner, you are interacting socially, and endorphins and good mood tend to be shared among social dancers.

Whether you are learning in a class or dancing with a partner, you are interacting socially, and endorphins and good mood tend to be shared among social dancers. is another great way to release those endorphins and calm your nerves.

Although social dancers of the Americas were familiar with the closed-partner position of the waltz, polka, and schottische, the danzón allowed couples to dance even more closely together, thereby directing the movement toward fluid and soft sways.

A Latin revue that could be performed only by ballet-trained dancers, "Palladium Nights" seeks to recreate the Palladium Ballroom at Broadway and 53rd Street, a mecca for Latin social dancers that closed in 1966.

Mr. Tucker, retired from a Veterans Affairs job, has been a social dancer for years, he said: "The Cotton Club.

Author Peter Goodwin, in his book Television under the Tories Broadcasting Policyy 1979 1997, commented that although "Lucky Star" is not a narrative video, in the clip Madonna plays at least four characters:—the person in sunglasses looking; a break-dancing girl; an androgynous social dancer; and a seductress.

It is inspired by Brooklyn street dance, and redefined by social activist dancers.

Ms. Bienkowski employs dancers, social workers, psychiatrists and singers.

From teachers and social workers to dancers and prostitutes, Laiz's photographic subjects reflect the radically diverse scope of Mongolia's transgender population.

Meanwhile, a number of prominent artists and arts advocates notably the Brahman (highest social class) theosophist, dancer, and teacher Rukmini Devi Arundale championed not only the revival but also the reformulation of bharata natyam, largely to exclude shringara (erotic) depictions of divine love.

Dancing matters less than the alienating lighting or the artful social behavior with which dancers project mood or personality.