Sentence examples for work and dancing from inspiring English sources

From books and the Internet she gathers the photos (all in the public domain) for her videos, she said, and then places them in "a special order": childhood and family images followed by work and dancing images.

Yet the explosive joy that results from taking a break from work and dancing in the streets at night has remained central to the celebrations.

MS. LANG joined the company in New York in 1941, eventually creating roles in nine Graham works and dancing seven roles Graham made for herself.

Even last Sunday, many of the festival marchers busy working and dancing in the streets made a very big point of hiding their faces from my small video camera.Even as many of the Queer Festival folks made very quiet and reasonable acts of resistance, which few took much notice of for the Crazy Eye show going on  just meters away on the other side of the police barricade.

"The entire Korean people, including servicemen, old men and women, and children are coming out of their houses and working sites and dancing with bunches of flowers in their hands," the agency reported.

With colored pencils, poster paint, and scrap cardboard, he created a vibrant world of working, drinking, and dancing figures, birds in flight, and vicious animals, whose pictographic simplicity and depth of color recall both Matisse and the late paintings of Rufino Tamayo.... View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

The exhibit shines in its transitional journey, following four major human life movements: sleeping, working, mourning, and dancing.

Exercises that can be done daily include walking to work, swimming, skipping and dancing.

The category for best play was dominated by British works of daring scope and dancing language: Alan Bennett's "History Boys" (the eventual winner), Martin McDonagh's "Lieutenant of Inishmore" and Conor McPherson's "Shining City".

According to Melania, she was raised by a family of sharecroppers and she'd spend "long days working and long nights singing and dancing on the porch" with her black family.

A company that can offer its audiences a Diamond Festival of new works and promote dancing that continually enriches and reinvents its choreographic origins is not one that looks at itself one-dimensionally or eschews human drama.