Sentence examples for suggestive dance from inspiring English sources

A scene with suggestive dance moves was excised.

The camp costumes, the terrible Europop, the tackily suggestive dance routines.

From middle-aged women to small children, almost everyone at a bounce party knows each suggestive dance by heart.

Chaconne, also spelled ciaconne, originally a fiery and suggestive dance that appeared in Spain about 1600 and eventually gave its name to a musical form.

The party said her revealing outfits and suggestive dance moves featured in the show were an insult to Asian values and outraged local cultural mores.

Red Bull Theatre's artistic director, Jesse Berger, sexes up the material: pants are tight, bosoms heave, and there are a couple of suggestive dance numbers.

So far, though, what Friends has is a handful of very good suggestive dance-punk and indie-pop songs, including the punchy "I'm His Girl".

T-shirt and performing suggestive dances.

An official patently oblivious to the fact that his name – Rusty Hannah – sounds like one of the most provocatively disgusting and suggestive dances ever seen.

The central scene of "Das Nusch-Nuschi" (1920), a comic opera about castration, illustrates sex: one man having sex with four women, all of whom happen to be married to others, while the orchestra plays suggestive dances.

For a time under communism it was something of an underground phenomenon: the African roots were a bit too strong for the regime, which disapproved of the sexually suggestive dances.