Sentence examples for a tea dance from inspiring English sources

I didn't know there was a cut-off age at which one should stick to shuffling around at a tea dance or give up dancing altogether.

It looks like a tea dance, reborn.

And why they were dressed for a tea dance.

The boys are going to a tea dance that afternoon.

So off to a tea dance with you, George.

She said she had never been to a tea dance before, that this was her first.

We head across town to the Ukrainian social club, where a tea-dance for former mill-workers is in progress.

Shortly afterward, back in Paris, he ran into a tea-dance violinist of Italian descent named Stéphane Grappelli, who had had a similar epiphany listening to the records of Armstrong and Bix Beiderbecke.

If a child takes a Japanese program, she might make a clay teapot or a paper carp kite or participate in a Japanese tea dance performance.

In 1941, he met Margaret Kempson at an officers' tea dance: she bore a striking resemblance to a certain Margaret Roberts, who was to enter his life much later.

Catch a regular Tea Dance at the Boatslip Resort, which involves not tea and dancing but beautiful sunsets and much mingling.