Sentence examples for time of dance from inspiring English sources

He noted Aguilera's dance-inspired effort, at a time of dance dominance in the industry, negatively and stated that "the catchy electro-pop vibe isn't enough to make it one of her more memorable efforts".

During that time of dance hardship, a little Monday night party called Beat Research shone bright like a guiding LED for confused and disoriented fans of dance music in Boston and Cambridge.

The effect of time on dance music is something that often occupies DJ Harvey's thoughts.

The dancers' moves recall a bygone time of smoky dance halls, and they dress the part.

Around this time of year, dance music fans are swarmed with festival after movies.

"Growing up watching the original one, that was like my favorite scene of all time of any dance scene, so it was so surreal to be wearing similar clothing and being in this similar factory and having the bug there.

By doing this, you will learn who the core people you want to be in the front a lot of the time of the dance.

Just behind Las Ramblas, signposted by a rabble of people drinking and smoking in the narrow street outside, Moog is a long-time champion of dance music in the city.

While Hollywood is largely known as a film, television and music-based mecca, from time to time a dollop of dance theater, creating a musical furlough, is not only welcome but timely and necessary.

Meier led us to a grave that said "Mrs. Eliza Gilbert" — the nineteenth-century dancer also known as Lola Montez, the most famous courtesan of her time, of tarantula-dance and King Ludwig I of Bavaria fame.

Meier led us to a grave that said "Mrs. Eliza Gilbert"—the nineteenth-century dancer also known as Lola Montez, the most famous courtesan of her time, of tarantula-dance and King Ludwig I of Bavaria fame.