Sentence examples for time a dance from inspiring English sources

Johns's Duchamp-inspired set featured in Walkaround Time, a dance of strange vibrating beauty in which seven inflatable vinyl rectangles were imprinted with fantastical mechanistic imagery drawn from The Large Glass.

Since then, by the time a dance act has been nominated, it's either for a sweeping stylistic crossover into major label pop territory (think Scissor Sisters, or Kylie Minogue circa 'Can't Get You Out Of My Head') or disjointed amongst major label pop and rock acts in more general categories, and standing no chance of competing against the Adele's and Arctic Monkey's of the day.

Every moment is special, never to be repeated the same way, no matter how many times a dance is performed.

"Celebration" is set in the time signature of common time with a dance beat tempo of 126 beats per minute.

In other words, it's the perfect time for a dance party.

That's where I saw Fred for the first time, at a dance.

She moved to Staten Island 40 years ago and now works part time at a dance studio owned by her daughter (Donny's mother) Donna Brandefine and amuses the students with her dance moves.

The song was performed in common time, with a dance beat of 116 beats per minute.

It's Thursday afternoon, which can mean only one thing... time for a dance party!

And when it comes time for a dance routine -- and that dance routine is part of what makes this episode so great -- Marnie is all about it.

According to the Associated Press, the danceable jam "pokes fun at a self-claimed gentleman who enjoys his time at a dance club".