Sentence examples for the dance caught from inspiring English sources

Still, the dance caught on.

Cimino had a sense of joy in motion, of choreographic ecstasy conveyed not just by the dance but by images of the dance (catch the swing in front of the camera at 0 42).

The women wore big, feathery costumes, and Ms. Harris's exotic tap dance caught the eye of one of Ellington's trumpet players, Louis Metcalf.

That's when dance caught up with postmodernism in the other arts, and the fact that it did so was due in part to her.

Dance caught his photographic fancy only two years ago, when he was watching social dance in the Dominican Republic.

For some reason ballet dancers love to dance "Caught," a trick solo by David Parsons in which a dancer seems to walk on air under strobe lights that he controls with a switch in his hand.

In his photographs Mr. Baryshnikov — himself among the most independent and experimental figures to have passed through the world of dance — catches this as if by nature.

If Vietnam marked one watershed in the art imagery of war, unleashing a set of images that would forever erase the boundaries between document and art, the dark dance continues, caught in this photo of the last moments of a young Syrian man's life made last year by Luc Delahaye and which in its own way takes us back to Goya's documentation of the Napoleonic campaigns.

The Washington dance has caught on in Texas.

The music that's heard on the soundtrack is composed by Michel Legrand and is conspicuously dubbed in — and the dance doesn't catch its beat perfectly, or, rather, vice versa.

Sad news for Shaun Sperling, whose adolescent dance moves caught the nation's attention when video footage of him dancing to Madonna's "Vogue" at his 1992 Bar Mitvah went viral on the Internet: YouTube has now muted the sound from the clip after apparently receiving word of copyright infringement from Warner/Chappell Music.