Sentence examples for beginning the dance from inspiring English sources

The four other members of the church's dance ensemble moved ahead down the aisle between the pews, beginning the dance to a Christmas hymn.

Build up to beginning the dance.

Mrs. Trafalgar begins the dance of words.

A single dancer (or a couple) enters the circle and begins the dance with a paseo of the inside circumference.

Ms. Chipaumire begins the dance underneath a pile of stones, trying to make the emotional burdens more apparent, more physical.

She began the dance class three years ago after hearing repeated laments from the families of girls she treated.

The German-born Signoret was 38, the same age that some women today begin the dance with Botox.

But just how to begin the dance posed a challenge; Ms. Jones had to abandon the spatial diagram, in which an arrow pointed from wings to stage.

When the music begins, Ms. Bouvier uses the tension-filled, crashing chords that begin the "Dance of the Knights" to signal the shattering impact of the moment when the pair meet.

Perry began the dance by plucking a corn dog from a faux food-vendor before casting that aside and launching into a linedancing-inspired effort.

And so we begin the dance of unconscious coupling.