The commonest court dances of the period were the pavane, a stately walking dance; the almain (see allemande), a brisker walking dance; the galliard, a vigorous leaping dance in triple time, of which Queen Elizabeth was particularly fond; and the branle, or brawl, an easy circle dance.
But you can also sculpture a line, or cut, dig, drip, sew, walk, dance or weave one.
A few examples of ways you can ground your energy is through yoga, nature walks, dance, tantra and movement.
Pregnant women can walk, dance, swim and do yoga, but should avoid high-risk activities like scuba diving and skiing.
Like Le Quatuor, the Gogmagogs stand, pose, walk, dance and at times run around the stage while playing their instruments.
Walk, dance, run, jump up and down, twirl in circles...move any way you can and feel happy.
Down the block we trotted, me careful not to let Sammi pee, poop, walk, dance, step, sing, or spit on anyone's property but my own.
People walked, danced, shouted, sang, chanted, smiled and cursed their way down Broadway from Herald to Washington Square, for the most part peaceably.
