Sentence examples for dance someone from inspiring English sources

This dance, performed by Ms. Marchant on Thursday, artfully suggests, in an accumulation of gestures drawn from archaeological labor and folk dance, someone trying to recapture a lost language, someone excavating herself.

In the 1979 "Glacial Decoy" — to pick just one piece from Brown's most recent show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music — you look at the women's white gowns and then at the understated and highly enlarged photographs that Rauschenberg mounted behind them (a water pump, a bicycle, a dog) and you think that, however beautiful this dance, someone has waved a wand over it and raised it beyond beauty.

At the barn dance someone tells me there's a girl backstage freaking out on acid.

It's more fun to dance with someone than dancing alone".

If, the rest of the time you're dancing, s/he looks away from you, talks to another person, or can't wait to dance with someone else, then they probably aren't interested.

PECK -- It's easier to dance with someone who you enjoy as a person.

Childs advertised dancing and there was no rules requiring a guest to dance with someone.

And after Actaeon's annihilation, she shows what it means to dance on someone's grave.

"I wanted to dance with someone who is mature and experienced.

"Dance party!" someone shouted, and the eighteen women leaped to their feet and scurried toward the classroom.

Wasps have now decided to dump the girl they came with and dance with someone else from the Midlands.