Sentence examples for either dance from inspiring English sources

Who plays there: Being a proper arts centre, the Phoenix's listings are exceptionally diverse, and not limited to music either – dance classes, cinema, art exhibitions, a digital media centre and a radio station all live under the same roof.

A club's layout always makes a big difference and I like how as you walk in you're in the 103 Bar where you can either dance or grab a drink.

They'd play it, and people would either dance or not.

I would either dance to the songs or quietly and reverently listen to them, all the way through.

We can either dance around the bonfire of the vanities, like a bunch of truly righteous cavemen, or we can put it out.

According to sources, the club's received requests for Leathers to "either dance or go topless" for $1,000, or do a private show in the jiggle joint's "champagne room" for $5,000.

"Ready for a Brand New Beat" is a heavily padded monograph on "Dancing in the Street," the 1964 Motown hit that is either a dance song or a call to arms, depending on who is doing the theorizing.

Often when something is billed as physical theatre it is either a dance show with a narrative element or a play that stops for a few dances along the way.

Nearly all the girls are posed either in dance postures, in half-curtseys or in religious tableaus, dressed in angels' wings and in costumes of the Virgin Mary.

But what was more remarkable than either the dance or the audience in this place 8,500 feet above sea level was the object of the festivities, rising impressively behind the monks.

In KeyArena during Sonics games, you now hear mellow jazz and classic Isley Brothers hits rather than hip-hop, which was dominant last year; according to Schultz, fans have to be able either to dance to the song or to know the words.