Sentence examples for first ever dance from inspiring English sources

Organisers of the world's largest and longest-running music festival have announced the first ever dance Prom.

For anyone who can remember the Stone Roses' "amateurs" appearance on The Late Show, or Madonna's first ever dance to "Holiday", or the first time they saw a Spike Jonze video that is a terrible, terrible thing.

It inspires the Gonzo Scientist to host the first-ever "Dance Your Ph.D".

Tap your feet Oxford is hosting its first-ever dance festival, Dancin' Oxford, from February 17.

Under the guidance of Robert Battle, who succeeded Judith Jamison as artistic director, the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater presented Arden Court (1981), its first-ever dance by Taylor, as part of its annual NYC season.

She was one of the first ever to dance the Charleston, in the 1923 Broadway show "Runnin' Wild".

The writer Irvine Welsh has said that A3 is "the first band I could ever dance to in the daytime hours without chemical assistance".

The popular TV show So You Think You Can Dance took notice, and the Ladies were invited to compete in the show's first-ever dance-crew battle.

The performance of "Symphony in C," the first Balanchine work ever danced here by the company from Moscow, had been preceded by backstage drama.

"The first time she ever danced was here," he says.

"That was the first time I ever danced with more black people than white people, and I still kind of stuck out, but I wasn't very used to being around black people," she said, laughing.