The phrase "a single dance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to one specific instance of dancing, often in a context where multiple dances are being discussed or compared.
Example: "At the event, I was captivated by a single dance that told a beautiful story through movement."
Alternatives: "one dance" or "a solo dance".
Ballroom dancing lessons begin simply, with a single dance style you will count out the beats to a song and move in a specific way (according to the instructor's choreography) as you count.
Tempo varies, sometimes within a single dance, but the kolo is usually spirited and fast-moving.
"An opportunity is offered to observe the multiple effects that music, lighting and individual interpretations by the performers have on a single dance," Mr. Taylor writes.
At times, though, many of us could not even see a single dance action because "Ritual Cyclical" was poorly organized in terms of sightlines.
"It's unusual in that we're nurturing a new company," said City Center's president, Arlene Shuler, who noted that this is the largest investment the organization has made in a single dance group during her tenure.
Take "How to Succeed," for example, for which the producers hired an untested young choreographer named Hugh Lambert on the basis of a single dance routine they had seen.
A blind woman rented a seeing friend to identify the good-looking men at a singles dance.
On a date with a nice fellow, I wore a wig with long hair and bangs — which I wore when I met him at a singles dance.
It was written to the judge who sentenced him to 20 years for the 1983 slaying of his former girlfriend, Karen Okum, 23, whom Mr. Snelgrove had met while they were students at Rutgers University, and the 1987 stabbing of Mary Ellen Renard, then 44, of Elmwood Park, N.J., just hours after the two met at a singles' dance in Clifton.
The queens all have to record a verse for RuPaul's latest single, dance through an elaborate production number, and then stun the judges on the runway in a formal gown.
The album was released in September and sold well, reaching no. 4 in the UK, after a successful single, "Dancing in the Moonlight (It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight)".
