Sentence examples for but one dance from inspiring English sources

But one dance piece in the program particularly stood out for me.

Taylor is seventy-two, and he has made more than a hundred dances, but one dance keeps reappearing.

All but one danced under Balanchine and are steeped in his style and principles.

But at least one dance critic of the period, Craig Bromberg, saw it as something else, a piece about race.

More fundamentally, the scansion and narrative logic in one couplet of One Dance ("But I never run away, even when I'm away") are on a pre-school level.

There would be not one dance, but three: Disco Elves, Jazz Elves, and Country Elves.

The music evolved from Sinatra to Prince and Bowie, but no one danced.

It was one of those nights when the Champions League music played loud and clear but no one danced to the tune.

The band played dance tunes, but no one danced, and there were a lot of white knuckles as campaign workers and supporters clutched their drinks a bit too tightly.

We'll get no California Gurls or Hot In Herre this year, but we'll always have One Dance.

A squat, ugly fountain dominates one dance sequence but since it was so prominent and unprepossessing I assumed the jug held so prominently by the statue which pointed directly at the audience would somehow come into play.