Sentence examples for suitable dance from inspiring English sources

This year both a Guggenheim Fellowship and a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship are allowing her to study at Yale with two top theater professionals: Jennifer Tipton, a lighting designer, and Ming Cho Lee, a scenic designer.Chamber Dance Project performs regularly in Manhattan but has been frustrated by the lack of suitable dance space in Westchester.

A chronic shortage of suitable dance spaces pushed 1999 performances into the expensive Boulder Theater, where attendance was undermined by high ticket prices and increased competition from the city's Shakespeare Festival, Music Festival and Chautauqua series and statewide events like the Telluride Bluegrass Festival.

Wear suitable dance gear - whatever makes you feel comfortable and lets you move easily.

Eligible retirement villages will be those in the metropolitan area of Sydney, Australia, that: have at least 60 independent (self-care) residents; have a common facility area suitable for dance classes; and are not offering dance classes.

There are those in England, too, who feel the Tchaikovsky score is not quite suitable for dance, according to Geoffrey Jackson, a longtime English dance aficionado.

Still to come is a large outdoor pavilion suitable for dance and popular music performances.

Back-of-house improvements include a new sprung stage floor suitable for dance, new theatrical support systems and refurbished dressing rooms.

The marble floor has been replaced by one of sprung maple suitable for dance performances; the walls have been covered with handsome cherry paneling, sloped gently inward; and 10 vertical exhibit cases have been placed in the window niches, covering up a bleak view of an inner courtyard.

Some argue for a different building, one that would also be suitable for staging dance and musicals.

For example, at La Scala in Milan, purists booed the waltzes, which they viewed as suitable only for dance music.

About.com's Bill Lamb gave the song 3.5 out of 5 stars, praising the "powerful thumping beat and insanely catchy chorus", but considering the song repetitive and more suitable for the dance floor than radio stations.