Sentence examples for dance time from inspiring English sources
It takes time to appear on national talk shows (he taught Jay Leno and Katie Holmes a Serbian dance), time to sift through marketing pitches, time to pursue Djokovic's next dream, acting, in Hollywood.
The Evening Standard's Sarah Frater lamented what she saw as the major drawback of this format, writing that "the real problem is that it eats into valuable dance time.
Its producers, however, prefer to focus on the eclectic lineup of performers who have been booked on the show, from the Devo frontman Mark Mothersbaugh and the rapper Biz Markie (who are featured regularly), to buzz bands like MGMT and the Shins (who played original songs), to Elijah Wood and Andy Samberg (who have boogied in the recurring "Dancey Dance Time" segment).
They stand up to inclement weather and still look handsome come dance time.
Whatevs, though, because it's Sparkle Dance time.
Subsequently, it has been given the post-Strictly Come Dancing time slot, meaning episodes are finishing at a time pushing 9pm.
They might even break out in a little song and dance from time to time.
Photograph by G B L Wilson from Dancing Times picture archive.
The cause was cancer, said Patricia Daly of the British journal Dancing Times.
As early as 1928, Dancing Times, a British magazine, called her "essentially a choreographer who thinks".
