Sentence examples for standard dance from inspiring English sources

The program for Thai dance included 5 minutes for warming up or stretching of muscles, dancing the Thai standard dance for 30 minutes, then 5 minutes for relaxing and stretching muscles.

Pretty standard dance act, just doing a pretty unremarkable dance, but wearing masks.

Faced with standard dance movements that more typically interrupt the drama than further it, Rameau composed music of great variety and energy.

Soriot's comments could equally be interpreted as the standard dance of defiance that all chief executives are obliged to perform when an unsolicited bidder is at door.

Rick plans to open a New Wave club called Optique in October and said he is trying to create a standard dance which people can do in New Wave clubs without feeling intimidated or foolish.

Tal, in a black-and-white vest, dress shirt, dark pants and Cappettio shoes, had perfect posture as he led Rita through their most impressive standard dance: the quickstep.

He shares Mr. Reich's fondness for plinking Minimalistic patterns and Aphex Twin's willingness to twist or ignore the standard dance-club beats.

If the exact impact of visual art on the musical content of Artpop is hard to determine – alas, one suspects, because it hasn't had one – it's certainly at its most interesting when it shifts away from the standard dance-pop blueprint.

But Kim Cascone, a San Francisco composer and co-founder of Microsound, an electronic mailing list for the discussion of digital-music aesthetics, said Mr. Herbert may have disguised his agenda too well by turning the sonic sources into standard dance-music sounds.

At the Metropolitan Opera, where the National Ballet of Canada was performing, the orchestra's harpist did an impromptu solo of the old standard "Dancing in the Dark".

Throughout the evening, Rita, known for her natural grace and flawless footwork, moved with beauty in a brown-checkered skirt, blue blouse and Supadance shoes, to the sounds of other standard dances: the tango, the foxtrot, the English and Viennese waltzes.