Sentence examples for a lengthy dance from inspiring English sources

Minutes 6-55: The suspect's lawyer and the authorities do a lengthy dance over DNA evidence collection and admissibility, which eventually results in the discovery of a previous offense.

In 1999 the team — then at Brown Harris Stevens — closed the deal on the Pierre Penthouse, a black marble aerie (four terraces, five bedrooms, colossal views), after a lengthy dance with the financier Martin Zweig, who shelled out $21.5 million, then the biggest residential sale in city history.

Now, Juno will continue a lengthy dance with Jupiter, circling the giant planet 37 times over a 20-month period and swinging as close as 2,600 miles of the planet's cloud tops, NASA said.

Such events combined a reception, at least one repast, and lengthy dance sets that alternated round dances with an elaborate type of german called the cotillion.

A camera disinclined to move records it all in long, loving takes — a full minute of the boys sleeping; a lengthy windblown dance by a garish inflatable outdoor ad.

Unless there's a lengthy interpretive dance sequence in which Bond sobs, fully dressed, in a shower, it's hard to see how the James Bond musical will translate at all.

Many years ago, when the New York City Ballet performed at Ravinia Park, Balanchine's "Slaughter on Tenth Avenue," a "closing" ballet if ever there was one, was at the last minute placed first because the other work on the program, Jerome Robbins's lengthy "Dances at a Gathering," required only one pianist and the orchestra could leave early.

There, they executed a lengthy ballroom-style dance routine, to the surprise of participants and just-walking-through-FiDi onlookers alike.

She had a couple of brief love affairs and then a lengthy one with a dance band leader in Johannesburg.

But she insisted that the United States would not be drawn into a lengthy and fruitless diplomatic dance with Iran, as some analysts have warned.

I'm fully capable of offering a lengthy soliloquy on modern dance, both historically and contemporarily, and its place in society and culture.