Sentence examples for tough dance from inspiring English sources

Tough dance music from 1962.

"It's a tough dance trying to keep up with the games of a writer who is playing with fact and fiction," said Marcela Valdes, one of the American critics who has referred to heroin use in her essays on Mr. Bolaño.

Once a high-bohemian enclave, the Gramercy had some tough dances in the 1990s.

I'm always like, "Okay this is the toughest dance.

No this is the toughest dance!" So far the actual toughest dance would probably be the rumba.

Riddarfjärdens Royal Ballet School is the toughest dance school in Scandinavia.

It also made his choreography notoriously tough to dance and confoundedly complex to recreate.

Whenever I am upset or have had a tough day, I dance and I find that I am able to put all my emotions into the dance.

At Zephyr Dance, tough economic conditions hinder the effort.

And then they embark on extraordinarily difficult variations, combining filigree point work, unusual petit allegro jumps, quirky arm gestures and a tough mix of dance tempos (quick, high leaps into grounded, slow extensions).

It took two decades for the reggae singer Beres Hammond's suave tenor and lover's promises to gain him an international reputation, but now he has emerged as an ardent nice guy amid the tough posturing of dance hall reggae.