Sentence examples for became a dance from inspiring English sources
Late at night, after the dinner rush, tables were pushed aside and the dining room became a dance floor, with people locking arms and kick-dancing to Greek music.
Which became a dance party.
In Truitte's hands, however, it became a dance.
A swing band began playing, and the castle's gravel courtyard became a dance floor.
It also became a dance favourite throughout Britain's two ballroom chains, Mecca and Top Rank.
The Metropolitan Opera House became a dance hall on Tuesday night.
(Rooney) 'New Girl in Town' (in previews; opens on Thursday) With Gwen Verdon in the starring role and Bob Fosse as choreographer, it was perhaps inevitable that the original Broadway production of this 1957 musical became a dance-driven entertainment.
The high whine of DJ Mustard's synthetic organ, not unlike the signature squeal of Dr. Dre's beats, became a dance-floor dog whistle, signalling that Ty or someone like him was not far behind.
For her second album, Narada Michael Walden shouldered most of the duties, resulting in a more homogeneous collection whose lead single, "I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me)", became a dance-pop landmark of the decade, its effervescence perfectly suited to Houston's characteristics of understated sophistication sweetened with perky vivacity.
These films took advantage of relaxed international censorship, and had casts including Christopher Lee, Jack Palance, Herbert Lom and Klaus Kinski alongside Euro-starlets such as the short-lived Soledad Miranda, around whom Franco built several films including the memorable Vampyros Lesbos (1971), whose "sexadelic" soundtrack became a dance-club favourite in the 1990s.
