Sentence examples for dance comes from inspiring English sources

Dance comes naturally to him.

You sense it as his dance comes to an end.

Dance comes from the pelvis, and so he is fond of that part of the body.

"Stars" has become what the public latches onto whenever the word "dance" comes up.

"Mr. Ailey always said the dance comes from the people, and therefore it should be brought back to the people".

Away from the trappings of a mammoth gala, "Carousel (a Dance)" comes across on two levels.

Mr. Boal's introduction to dance came early.

We were having a dance, came back and my bag had gone.

In 1973 Stanley Dance came to Miss Humes and invited her to the Newport Jazz Festival.

Both ritual and mimetic dance came together in the mumming plays that emerged during the late Middle Ages.

(Sega was two years old when "The Humpty Dance" came out. "Sesame Street" is less easy to date).