Was Snowball an oddball, or is dancing widespread elsewhere in the animal kingdom?
But this did not reflect public opinion, and Mr. Sharif's decision to go ahead with the tests has won him -- for the moment at least -- widespread adulation, with crowds dancing in the streets, prayers of thanksgiving in mosques and celebratory gunfire in the air.
Opera is popular in Turkey, reflected in a long tradition of invitations to foreign companies, and the musical theatre, which frequently includes dancing, is also widespread.
The town had descended into lawlessness with a number of saloons, brothels, dancing halls, and widespread gambling.
English National Ballet celebrated 60 years since its foundation as Festival Ballet and received widespread praise for its standard of dancing under artistic director Wayne Eagling.
Each of these male dancers showed some tension in full-throttle classical dancing (a problem too widespread among this company's men), though Mr. Veyette's sheer athletic bravado was terrific.
Still, ballroom dancing is not as culturally widespread in the United States as it is in Russia and other European countries.
Ms. James, who said she was moved to don her dancing shoes in the wake of widespread cuts in financing for arts programs, is dancing to an Aretha Franklin number with Jamel Gaines of Creative Outlet Dance Theater of Brooklyn.
Two examples of dance tracking: salsa and belly dancing.Salsa figuresBelly dancing figures.
Musical composition and dancing in customary styles are regarded as art forms and are the basis of widespread competition.
It's good to see almost no signs of the chin-up manner that disfigured so much of the company's dancing a few years ago, and absolutely none of the swayback posture that became widespread 20 years ago.
