Sentence examples for way of dance from inspiring English sources

Start with Uzbekistan, for example, and, in the serendipitous way of dance collection searches, you will meet the intriguing Galya Izmailova, the prima ballerina of the Uzbekistan Ballet, in photographs, a 1963 article in Ballet Today by Nina Karasyova, and an hourlong 1986 video called "Dances of the Silk Road: An Introduction to Uzbek Dance," distributed by the Uzbek Dance Society of Seattle.

This is great direction and a great way of dance".

That she has continued to experiment and develop new ways of dance is a testament to the strength of her will and intelligence, as much as to her talent and physique.

As always, the glory of a White Oak show is not only Baryshnikov's dancing, but also his ability to lure audiences down the stranger, more entrancing by-ways of dance history.

Back, by way of contemporary dance.

I'm looking at another way of using dance".

There's something regressive about this way of packaging dance.

Every choreographer has a different way of creating dance.

Intimations of character and personality never get in the way of pure dance.

As soon as the curtain lifts, there's a firm fullness of tone; a way of making dance positions register as volumetric solids larger and more three-dimensional than the body itself; a textured, rhythmic acuity; an athletically formal grace; and a glowing love of sheer performance.

Although he described it as "insanely catchy and devilishly fun", he also felt that it was not a real song, saying that it is "just a festive cha-cha groove and a lyrical command to add some 'spice' to your life by way of countless dance moves.