Sentence examples for cha it from inspiring English sources

Can she add 'ballroom dancer' to the list...? She's about to learn the hard way that pop choreography is a million miles away from a challenging Cha Cha – it's singer and presenter Louise Redknapp!

Depending on the mode of action of the specific CHA, it may also be possible to observe the dehiscence of fertile pollen from the anthers, as is the case with GENESIS.

Milk bombs, muffins, cha-chas – it's all about the fun dumplings.

"Mambo is the fanciest dance," he said, because, like the cha-cha, it requires tricky footwork and more twirling.

As for a version of "Come Dance With Me," arranged as a cha-cha, it's surely no coincidence that Mr. Bublé is to perform it on Tuesday on "Dancing With the Stars".

But the Matthews question was not "got-cha"; it was vintage Matthews spur-of-the-moment.

And the "Real Housewives of Atlanta" vet and "Glee" guest star could not have looked more pleased to dress up in a glitzy headband and white fringe to cha-cha it out with Tony Dovolani.

Since there are more CHWs than there will be CHAs, it was feared that any possible conflicts between these two groups could retard the progress that some of the health programmes that depend on CHWs' services had secured.

I'll cite the authority of Jimmie Lunceford: "T'ain't What You Do (It's The Way That Cha Do It)." By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Kelefa Sanneh By Sam Knight.

I'll cite the authority of Jimmie Lunceford: "T'ain't What You Do (It's The Way That Cha Do It)." In his review of "Nine," in the magazine this week, Anthony Lane asks two crucial questions: "[W]ho wants to make, or watch, a major Hollywood movie about mental block?" How about, respectively, RKO and lots of our ancestors?

Accordingly, when node j receives HELLO packets or CHA packets, it adds the senders' IDs into its Direct Neighbors List (DNL).