Sentence examples for takes dance from inspiring English sources

Whatever form it takes, dance is clearly perceived as providing a memorable night out.

Wayne McGregor Choreographer who takes dance into the 21st century via cyberspace.

Eisen, 81, plays golf and takes dance and tai chi classes.

No company takes dance drama more seriously than the Royal Ballet, and the performers, all excellent, do their utmost.

To reach her goal, she eats carefully, exercises, takes dance and yoga classes, and writes poetry at the Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center next door to her apartment.

Dies de Dansa 10-144 July, marato.com), takes dance out on to the streets and squares, whether it be outlandish performance art, break-dancing or classical ballet.

An afternoon party with Benny Ill, a British D.J. whose specialty is a style that some people call "yardcore," as headliner: he takes dance-hall reggae tracks and remixes them according to the speedy, bass-heavy specifications of British dance music.

With melodies as infectious and burning as a case of syphilis (without all that icky itchiness) Lidbo takes dance-music cheese to a whole new level (think Daft Punk's last album with a generous helping of Brie and Limburger).

But they didn't on Thursday night at Dance Theater Workshop, when Take Dance opened an 80-minute concert of works.

Starkey enjoyed dancing as his parents had years earlier, and he and Trafford briefly took dance lessons at two schools.

For a while, Moore took dance classes.