Sentence examples for term in dance from inspiring English sources

Choreography may be the last loaded term in dance — a little musty, a bit Doris Humphrey around the edges — but it shouldn't be cast aside.

Those who persist in using the term "post-modern" in dance would recognize the Jones-Zane team as instant post-modernists.

Further improvements could make it richer, especially in dance terms.

In dance terms her performance was relatively stationary.

(Others consider him as — in dance terms — the devil).

He has, in dance terms, been around the block.

But she expresses her liberty (moral, social, political, amorous) in dance terms.

Cuba is where Spanish and African traditions crossed long ago in dance terms, with effects that have enriched the world.

In dance terms, more firmness and cleanness of attack are needed, apart from the blazing Ms. Toogood.

And perhaps Mr. Eifman is wise to dispense with so much that would be impossible to translate in dance terms.

"There are no mothers-in-law in ballet" is his pronouncement upon relationships that cannot be expressed in dance terms; he called it "Balanchine's Law".