Sentence examples for begin a dance from inspiring English sources

They begin a dance of attraction, complicity and betrayal.

Soon after, she's sitting on a couch, only to begin a dance routine that keeps her low to the furniture.

These days there are few more exciting ways to begin a dance at City Ballet than to set Ms. Peck in motion.

In its center, stands a young women about to begin a dance and looking slightly dazed, as if she was as astonished as we are by her wonderous, shimmering silver gown.

And at Doris Wiener of New York, a Chola Dynasty bronze from southern India, from the 12th century A.D., depicts a marvelously detailed, animated version of the goddess Parvati, whose erotic body seems ready to begin a dance.

Once the process of analysis begins, a dance, a painting or a piece of music are all "texts".

The goddess Amenouzume began a dance on an upturned tub, partially disrobing herself, which so delighted the assembled gods that they roared with laughter.

With the tents began a dance of real estate that kicked off the rules and regulations, and like a ball in play, the interpretations of them, that characterizes the party in the Grove today.

She was raised in San Pedro, California, where she started her ballet career at age 13 – far too late to begin a professional dance career, she was told.

Smiling girls begin a joyful dance near the musicians.

(Witches begin an orgiastic dance) Faust: These witches / Are bitches / I want them to stop / I'm feeling so lonely / It's Marge I want only.