Sentence examples for turning dance from inspiring English sources
La volta, ( Italian: "the turn," or "turning") also spelled Lavolta, Lavatoe, and Levalto, 16th-century leaping and turning dance for couples, originating in Italy and popular at French and German court balls until about 1750.
Turning dance into a gladiator sport does raise aesthetic questions.
The waltz started as a turning dance of couples.
They then move those arms, and the rest of the body, turning dance past into busy present.
For Sarah Jessica Parker, a member of the City Ballet board of trustees, turning dance into a must-attend event for Manhattan's bright young things was something of a grail.
In Sweden the polska is a turning dance in 3/4 time, usually for couples, who grasp each other firmly and pivot around and around with a smooth, carefully coordinated step.
These figures and the triple rhythm have appeared in turning dances characteristic of German peasant dances from the Middle Ages.
Xavier Le Roy, when not saddled with "conceptual choreographer" gets "molecular biologist turned dance artist".
"Enemy/Territory" turned Dance Theater Workshop into a war zone on Wednesday night.
MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, one of the greatest dancers in history, has turned dance photographer.
Gigolos is the spiritual home of electroclash, the fashion-obsessed electro offshoot that turned dance music upside down in 2001.
