Sentence examples for tight dance from inspiring English sources

But it doesn't even aspire to the tight dance logic of Mr. Forsythe's epochal piece, as it sets an indiscriminate flood of showy movement before us.

"It's going to be a tight dance over the next several years to try and balance that growth if it's coming in lower-margin areas and still deliver the kind of 9 to 10percentt operating profit that investors are looking for," said John A. Faucher, an analyst at J. P. Morgan.

Start with looking the part, by buying some tight dance outfits similar to what Madonna wears.

(Sinagra) THE RAPTURE (Tonight) This Brooklyn band tops its tight dance-punk grooves with the rhythmically yelping panic of the vocalist Luke Jenner, whose tone recalls the Cure's Robert Smith. 9, Bowery Ballroom, 6 Delancey Street, near the Bowery, Lower East Side, (212 533-2111; $17 in advance, $20 at the door.

Kids in brightly colored winter-warm tights danced to songs about dead prostitutes and drug addicts.

Women in tight skirts dance energetically to the Nigerian music throbbing through the trendy clubs.

Ned Raggett of Allmusic noted the difference from other songs: "the Simon Gallup/Boris Williams rhythm section create a tight, serviceable dance groove, while Smith and Porl Thompson add further guitar fills and filigrees as well, adding just enough extra bite to the song.

When Balanchine saw that he had used the same color for the women's dresses and tights, he asked Mr. Loquasto to change the tights to dance briefs.

But in separate interviews six former employees who declined to be named, saying they feared risking employment possibilities in the tight-knit dance world, said they left because they considered Mr. Spisto mercurial, unsupportive and critical.

I can write one hell of a legal brief, but buying tights for dance class?

FRIDAY, JUNE 24 I had on a purple leotard and purple tights for dance class.