Sentence examples for steps conventions from inspiring English sources

But she has imaginatively familiarized audiences with the steps, conventions and images of Baroque dance.

Twenty-four years later, Perkell, who by his own admission was an "attention-starved" middle child, is a full-time stand-up comedian and familiar face with troops overseas as well as at 12-step conventions.

The Clinton campaign has accused its opponents of "stealing" delegates, by getting supporters to exploit multi-step convention processes in states like Nevada.

The joke lies in how Balanchine fit classical steps and conventions into folk dance patterns, dressing the dancers in period costume and the steps in period attitudes.

Now, with some of his contemporaries co-opted by the mainstream, he's back with a new album, which makes some steps towards convention, while still retaining his own sound.

Thinking about projection by its essential components can be a useful way to begin to side-step existing conventions.

Here the personal became the political by stepping outside convention and opposing proposals entailing environmental harm.

And, in Danny Lyon's case, they carry the weight of a life lived defiantly out of step with convention.

They're solid". And, in Danny Lyon's case, they carry the weight of a life lived defiantly out of step with convention.

The Archbishop of Canterbury experienced the backlash from stepping outside these conventions when he spoke about aspects of Islamic law that might be imported into British life.

Tells how this Convention took steps toward democratization: they abolished the unit rule and seated irregulars from Miss.