The phrase "a personal dance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a dance that is intimate or tailored to an individual's preferences or emotions.
Example: "At the wedding, the couple shared a personal dance that reflected their unique love story."
Alternatives: "an intimate dance" or "a customized dance".
Autodance, a mobile app developed by Florida-based advertising agency Crispin Porter + Bogusky as a promotional campaign for Ubisoft's console video game "Just Dance 3," tweaks a user's dance moves -- no matter how awkward or arhythmic -- into a shareable personal dance video.
Even if it's someone like Guy, she'll go, 'No, this means more to me.'" Little Red certainly feels like a personal, emotional dance record.
Millionaire tech developer Eric Knox, played by the always-great Sam Rockwell, twitches to the boom-bap beat of Pharoahe Monch's Simon Says, adjusting his red shades, smoking heavily, and sliding a gorgeous pair of Cuban heels across his own personal dance floor.
Now, in this new ensemble piece Khan continues his personal dance voyage, working with the classical traditions of kathak and taking inspiration from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
iOS application that allows one to create personal dance notations.
You will even get to meet one of the THUMP editors, who can be your personal dance partner for the entirety of the six hour plus set.
The term lap dance, table dance, private dance, and personal dance can all be used interchangeably.
Because dance music can be produced cheaply, in a home studio or on a personal computer, a dance single can be profitable with sales that barely register on the pop charts: a major success if it sells 35,000, a runaway hit with 100,000.
Watch David Rakoff, who died last Thursday, read a personal story and dance onstage during a performance for "This American Life: The Invisible Made Visible".
