Though there's no set move you have to do with your hands to execute the Spongebob, adding your hands to the mix will give the dance more flair and flow.
Before long, the tall man in the Oxford shirt had taken her hands, and they danced with flair, the memory of those moves still intact, in their corner of the room.
Melanie Hamrick and Thomas Forster gave the Spanish Dance a saucy flair.
Ms. Wincenc performed the contrasting sections, including the raucous "Kozatzke-Cossack Dance," with theatrical flair and a vivid tone.
While the music and dance show occasional flair, the same cannot be said of the lyrics or book, a clichéd exhuming of the secrets behind 1950's facades (1 00).
The first moving image format online, it predated YouTube by decades, allowing the Internet Explorer icon to dance and giving flair to the bottom of endless Geocities pages.
This virtuosic duet can be danced with extroverted flair.
It's a ridiculous rush of a pas de deux, set to Gottschalk's trilling notes, and utterly irresistible, especially when danced with such flair and finesse as it was on Tuesday; while the "Concerto" denizens are holding up the world, these two rogues will be holding down the local tavern.
I thought she danced fast with flair and looked very precise for a non-pro.
I felt the odd and uncomfortable desire to "rescue" him — to encourage his flair for dance and drama and fashion and gentleness, to stop his mother from scolding him for those same traits.
