interpretative dancing การใช้

• It features a couple doing an interpretative dance on their house.
• This is followed by an interpretative dancing competition by all participant schools.
• A contest is held to render the epic story through interpretative dance.
• The four are singing acts while the fifth is an interpretative dance duo.
• Students from eight schools around the country participated in the show which featured musical theatre, spoken word and interpretative dance.
• The song gained newfound fame in 2013 when a woman quit her job and created a video featuring interpretative dance set to the song.
• Her training started at age 5 with her mother, Dorothy Perron, who gave her interpretative dance classes in the basement of their Bronx home.
• The fans headed for Symphony Hall can expect the same sort of playfulness as well as riffs on Botox and procrastination and one of her trademark interpretative dances.
• Osseus Labyrint has also appeared as a pair in the film Men in Black II doing the same " interpretative dance " seen in the " Schism " music video.
• Its main feature is the Tribe Competition which is characterized by street dancing and an interpretative dance depicting the practice, customs and traditions of the Due馻sanons before or during the harvest season.
• First year students showcase " Kilos Awit ", second year students present " Sabayang Pagbigkas ", third year students do non-conventional music, while fourth year students perform interpretative dances.
• He was a regular stooge for the late Where are the Joneses ? and provides improvised'interpretative dance'accompaniment for readings of horror novels and the poetry of Danielle Steel at Robin Ince's Book Club.
• They therefore refuse incorporating into their worship services unwarranted elements such as clapping of hands, special ( song ) numbers ( by adults and children ), tambourine presentations, interpretative dances, choir performances, puppet presentations, drama and pantomime presentations, banner pageantries, altar call, and other abominable forms of false and idolatrous worship.