Sentence examples for wild dance from inspiring English sources

The solo tarantella, a wild dance as opposed to the stately courtly tarantella, is associated with the "curative" tarantella, an uninhibited wild dancing, often days long, or danced until the dancer drops, which was supposed to work out the poison of the bite of the tarantula spider.

He did not break into a wild dance.

"Not a wild dance, a rock 'n' roll dance.

This threat, too, had deterred Junesse from joining in the other women's wild dance.

She didn't move, though she blinked at the word kutamba, a woman's wild dance, done naked.

And he lives on the Spanish island of Ibiza, famous for its huge, wild dance clubs.

A quiet, introspective opening, with overtones of late Shostakovich, quickly gives way to a wild, dance-like section where jagged-edged themes rise and subside in restless profusion.

Wild Dances, the first Ukrainian winner, defines this era – a Eurovision golden age of sex, surrealism and stagecraft.

Take Ruslana, a Ukranian superstar who won in 2004 with Wild Dances, an inspiringly over-the-top frenzy of westernised Carpathian folk music.

Susan seems much calmer, but when she escapes to the restroom and is alone, she does wild dances of joy, of horror, of indecision.

Ellie Jones not only directs with a nice eye for class nuance, but links the scenes with wild dances that hint at the characters' inner lives.