Sentence examples similar to dance occasion from inspiring English sources

Gia Kourlas recently talked to Mr. Battle and Mr. Taylor about this historic modern-dance occasion.

She told me she still walks around the home, she even dances on occasion, and she still plays bingo ("I wish I won more").

Dancing Dancing is an occasion for a Lady to endear herself to a Gentleman without having to endure the vexing gaze of a Chaperone.

Each dance marks some occasion: work, family, season, age.

They choreographed a dance for the occasion, set to Glenn Miller's "In the Mood".

In July, Ribeiro told Parade magazine that he wasn't above breaking out his trademark dance moves on occasion.

But once I was established, they came to see me dance on several occasions, in New York and Washington.

The Festival of San Juan Bautista is especially important for the Indian populations of the northern highlands, for whom the holiday occasions dance and music.

But the evening caught fire when two comfortably familiar old pros, Susan Jaffe and Julio Bocca, danced a little occasion piece by Jerome Robbins.

Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden Washingtonn's Birthday Ball (Sunday) If you only dance on special occasions, this may be one time to get you on your feet — the 280th anniversary of the birth of our first president.

The occasion, Dances of Vice, was part celebration of dark Edwardiana and part homage to the Weimar era, drawing devotees of fancy dress tricked out in spit curls, fishnets and spats.