Sentence examples for zones of dance from inspiring English sources

In the 90s, if you wanted to leave this profane world through watching arty videos and experimental sounds, there was only one way to do this: the chill-out zones of dance clubs.

An excellent D.J. set by Diplo was a chatter of multilingual voices and rhythms; Aphex Twin provocatively pushed his bamboozlingly complicated beat algorithms for longer than you'd think they could be sustained, tensing up the pleasure zone of the dance tent; the D.J. team Simian Mobile Disco pumped out electronica with weird edges and simple vocal hooks.

The actor, comedian and game-show host lost 80 pounds, found his core and then went out of his comfort zone to dance a Monopoly-themed fox trot with Cheryl Burke that was so very money.

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The first ballerina role here is a good one for Ashley Bouder, just because it takes her out of the bright flash in which she excels and into less familiar zones of poetic mystery, and she dances it lovingly.

In "The Last Days of Disco," he makes clear that post-'68 collegiate America was a social dead zone of free-form dance and shaggy anti-couture.

However, it is in the quieter zone of discipline that dance most makes its presence felt, and the relationship between poet and dancing pupil is complex.

HUNTINGTON Kaleidoscope of Dance.

In this article, we presented a computational platform, called Dance-the-Music, that can be used in dance education to learn dance novices the basics of dance figures.

Diverse forms of dance represent different quality of nectar source.

Moreover, an evaluation study suggested that the Dance-the-Music is effective in learning the basics of dance figures to dance novices.