Sentence examples for term dance from inspiring English sources
I use the term "dance music" loosely.
He said: "I'm dreading playing a song called 'What A Life!' because it's kind of, for want of a better term, dance music.
In the long term, dance movement therapy significantly enhanced the psychological domain (p > .05, WHOQOL; p > .05, Munich Life Dimension List), Spirituality (p > .10, WHOQOL), and General life (p > .05, Munich Life Dimension List).
The term lap dance, table dance, private dance, and personal dance can all be used interchangeably.
His long-term dance partner Carolyn Brown once wrote, "Psychology doesn't interest him; zoology and anthropology do".
Oh, and there's the figure skating gala, a kind of end-of-term dance, only with more elegance and less awkward and inappropriate behaviour.
Audiences themselves are fascinated by long-term dance partnerships – Rudolf Nureyev and Margot Fonteyn became a global phenomenon both on stage and off.
Another of Ashton's long-term dance friends was Alexander Grant, who created roles in Ashton ballets from 1948 to 1976 and who was staying with Ashton when he died.
Our book, The 10,000 Year Explosion, is mostly about the long-term dance between culture and genetics.
As luck had it, as soon as I decided to quit subbing, I was offered a two-month job as a the long-term dance sub.
Some theatrical traditions incorporate dance to such an extent that they are typically termed "dance-dramas".
