step dancer造句

• One step dancer becomes 30, all tapping in synchrony.
• Gay groups joined marching bands and Irish step dancers before cheering spectators.
• Along with stirring guitars, Ruslana used rendered sounds of step dancers.
• Award-winning fiddler / step dancer April Verch is a Pembroke native.
• The epitome of PEI musical culture is the fiddle, piano and step dancer.
• Dunne and two other step dancers on the Irish team do not yield an inch.
• Since then, Americans have won many championships and rank among the best Irish step dancers.
• Competitions for pipe bands, solo pipers and drummers, highland and step dancers and heavy athletics.
• Other winners this year include a Delta blues guitarist, an Irish step dancer and a Navajo basket weaver.
• Forward steps land heel first except when descending from a rise, and in backward steps dancers push from the heel.
• While in Birmingham he was a member of the Gaelic League, played hurling, and was a champion step dancer.
• The band, as they have before, are bringing along brilliant Nova Scotian fiddler Natalie MacMaster and step dancer Donny Golden.
• Howard, an accomplished step dancer, trained at the same suburban Chicago dance school that Flatley attended a few years earlier.
• The binding force in Curran's assemblages is the music, a result of his early years as an Irish step dancer.
• George M . Cohan, who at least arguably invented the American musical, was the grandson of an Irish step dancer named Keohane.
• Deveau round out the program that includes step dancers taking turns showing off the close-to-the-floor Cape Breton style.
• But there is a fabulous challenge dance, or duel, between black American tappers with a 1990s urban style and a trio of Irish step dancers.
• In the show, a cadre of step dancers portray midwives who defy the Pharaoh's orders to kill the first-born male Hebrew children.
• Over the course of the past twenty nine years, the band have played in the finest concert halls and have performed in step dancers on stage.
• I thought it deserved that kind of attention . " _ Irish step dancer Michael Flatley, who created " Lord of the Dance ."