Sentence examples similar to auditioning for dance from inspiring English sources

With no coaxing whatsoever the crowd gets up on the dance floor, moving their hips and feet around in total abandonment like they were auditioning for Dancing with the Stars--the cocktail-induced version.

She auditioned for dance troupe Hot Gossip.

I'd audition for different dance theatrical companies and I would get in.

Copeland auditioned for several dance programs in 1999, and each made her an offer to enroll in its summer program.

If you're auditioning for a highly technical dance company, the goal of your dance solo may be to present your advanced technical ability.

The story is as simple as the staging: seventeen dance hopefuls auditioning for a task master producer, each needing and hoping for a job in the chorus.

Actors who were probably busy seeing the hard end of human existence in their youths, rather than learning how to dance and auditioning for zit-cream ads.

But I won't be auditioning for "So You Think You Can Dance?" anytime soon.

On the Trip of Love road to '60s personal freedom, I witnessed a liberating These Boots Are Made for Walkin' (remember Nancy Sinatra's famous white vinyl go-go boots?) The striking Jennifer (Dionne Figgins) auditions for Dance A-Go-Go (à la vintage 60's tv shows Hullabaloo and Shindig), but her message is hardly plastic.

When auditioning for a traditional ballet company, select classical music or a piece that you would commonly dance to in your ballet classes.

And from R.B. "Rumor has it that since the Mets won't be in the playoffs, their players are auditioning for a new TV show...Dancing With the Scars".