Sentence examples for church dance from inspiring English sources

I was at the Perrys' house in Bastrop, and Tarah had left, with nails freshly painted black and temporary pink dye in her hair, for a church dance.

A year and a half ago she was married there to Steven Cartledge, a man she met at a church dance.

And the Rasmussens were planning to move back to California, where they met at a church dance on Dec. 31, 1973.

To rebuff an invitation to a church dance, the school's resident party girl wraps her arm around a boy and sneers, "My mom is out of town, so we're going over to my house to drink beer and have sex".

In his autobiography, Mr. Whyte tells of taking a North End girl to a church dance one evening and then accompanying her home, a move that in neighborhood tradition meant he intended to marry her.

With their parents at a church dance, Mr. Comey and his younger brother, Peter, were alone at home in Allendale, N.J., when an intruder broke in and ultimately ordered both boys to lie prone on their parents' bed.

Mr. R., disgusted, told friends they ought to go to some of the church dances at Dayton if they wanted to see some snappy dancing.

He has lived his entire life in Gravesend, and went to church dances as an adolescent.

And, besides, Sayyid Qutb, the intellectual godfather of al-Qaeda, fashioned his hatred of America while watching church dances in rural Colorado.

Yet while she may call them names and run off to church dances, Tarah also wonders whether she might one day become her brothers' caretaker.

Another gallery is devoted to the Shakers' religious rituals, sacred music, choreographed church dances and written communications about the Next World (heaven).