Sentence examples for splendid dances from inspiring English sources

In despair, she flings herself back to sleep, and, as she dreams, stories of the Mahabharata spring to life, complete with tender songs, splendid dances, wild entreaties, and a shimmering sari that unspools like a river of light — but, to her irritation, the dream is interrupted each time the telephone rings.

Doug Varone and Dancers presented a new and riveting look at the score on Tuesday night when Mr. Varone's splendid modern-dance company opened a weeklong season at the Joyce Theater with two ambitious and highly theatrical premieres.

A result was splendid choreography splendidly danced.

One of the best moments occurs when Dracula finds his vampire brides (danced with splendid, snarling lubriciousness by Hannah Kidd, Nicole Guarino and Cree Barnett Williams) bloodily toying with Harker.

No dances make more splendid use of the sole of the foot and its contact with the floor than those of India.

There is a splendid touch in Act III when Tatiana dances with Gremin at her palace ball.

This "Biped" solo was first danced in 1999 by the splendid Mr. Caley.

I left the embassy and danced a jig through the splendid fields of crocuses that festooned St. James's Park.

In Robert Carsen's 1997 production of "Eugene Onegin," for the Met, the splendid polonaise of Act III was not danced at Prince Gremin's ball, where Tchaikovsky meant it to be.

Just as unfit peacocks cannot grow splendid tails, so unfit people cannot sing well, dance well (for singing and dancing go together, as it were, like a horse and carriage) or play music well.

Both are vigorously danced by a company currently in splendid form.