Sentence examples for child to dance from inspiring English sources

"He talks about going back to school lots of times," Mrs. Williams said one afternoon in their living room, between running one child to dance and another to basketball.

When we teach a child to dance, we teach him about his body and about space, and when he acts on the stage, he learns about character and motivation.

Get a child to dance or sing-along to music.

But, he added, teaching a child to dance is also important.

So was the documentary Dancing in Jaffa, which goes one step further – literally – and shows renowned ballroom dancing master Pierre Dulaine teaching Israeli and Palestinian children to dance together in his hometown of Jaffa.

Teaching crippled children to dance?

At the end of the workshop, Mr. Baker performed a drum solo, rousing several children to dance.

One delight of that day was finding out how easy it was to get little children to dance.

The program is a benefit for the company and its new project to introduce inner-city children to dance.

Rosie went on, black boa and all, to be the center of "Really Rosie," the stage musical and television special, in which it only seems right for children to dance on city streets.

A snatch of music comes on: it is the song that for many years we put on every single schoolday morning, for our children to dance out of the door to.