Sentence examples for varied dances from inspiring English sources

Doug Varone's stylistically varied dances can be tough or tender, lyrical or propulsive.

There is a potpourri quality to this elaborate ballet: a series of varied dances, tuneful episodes and atmospheric mood music.

Together, however, they cancel out much of the individual impact each might have on a program with more varied dances (like Mr. Lubovitch's rightly praised "Men's Stories" or his "Elemental Brubeck").

Allen Robertson and Donald Hutera, The Dance Handbook (1989, p.200) "Thanks to his influence, we've learnt how wonderfully varied dance can be".

DANCE AT THE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER AT PURCHASE COLLEGE The unusually varied dance season at Purchase opens with the Ballet Folklorico de Mexico (Oct . 20 and closes with the Mark Morris Dance Group (May 4).

The 29-year-old choreographer invests these varied dance influences with spiritual significance in "Kaash," which includes percussion music by Nitin Sawhney and and a set by the sculptor Anish Kapoor.

Just as important, Mr. Caras has the freedom to travel, making images of the wildly varied dance scene around the country, from Mikhail Baryshnikov's White Oak Dance Project to the travesty company Les Ballets Grandiva de Russia.

We offer a varied dance program with price options for all levels of interest, with greater emphasis on group classes and small package sessions to reach dance skill objectives.

36– 38 Training programs integrating physical and cognitive components have also been tested, with the physical component consisting of stationary cycling or walking, 39 or incorporating a more varied virtual dance imitation that involved the sensing of stimuli, paying attention, and making quick decisions.

But the choreography, by Ms. Cloud and her performers, makes savvy use of the stage and of the varied levels of dance training and abilities of all the dancers.

Their own music contains many of the varied strands of dance music, steals from hip-hop and R&B, with melody lines taken from English folk-rock, attitudes from post-punk.