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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dance practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a session or event where individuals or groups practice dance routines or techniques.
Example: "We have a dance practice scheduled for Saturday afternoon to prepare for the upcoming performance."
Alternatives: "a dance rehearsal" or "a dance session".
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It's very, very unusual to have any concept of music apart from a dance practice — the separation of music and dance is very late and highly unusual".
Plus, the Bodleian Library serves as Hogwarts infirmary and a dance practice room.
Erica Wilson was an average, active 12-year-old who never missed a dance practice -- until she lost the use of her legs to a neurological disorder called transverse myelitis.
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According to Dr. Mark Zatzkis "laboratory and X-ray tests of Jackson's heart and lungs revealed no abnormalities"; the pains "were caused by bruised ribs suffered during a vigorous dance practice".
If you're just getting started, an entire dance practice should involve barre work.
"Finding this program was amazing because we can offer these kids this exact same experience that we have twice a week at dance practice to them twice a week at their little Creative Oasis," Lim says.
They once demanded to see his ID as he was leaving a two-hour dance practice.
!! If they teach you a cheer or dance practice it until you get it right!
Frank said she believes that dance is a transformative experience for all and that dance practice serves to build a sense of wholeness in people.
(One might ask whether this is a relevant criticism if Goodman never sought to address dance practice. For a different account of how Goodman construes the work of art see S. Davies 2001, 102).
There's a fireman's pole for dance practice, too.
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