Sentence examples for gave a dance from inspiring English sources

On Friday night they even gave a dance.

When she gave a dance party at her home, it was a humiliation.

Two nights before the current Queen's wedding in 1947, her parents gave a dance at Buckingham Palace that threatened to get out of hand.

PRINCESS TATIANA V. GALITZINE, left, the ball's chairwoman; and IRINA DVORJITSKY SAN FILIPPO.; May 17: TeachersCount gave a dance for 500 at the Maritime Hotel, raising $100,000.

The Hammerstein Ballroom looked ready to give a dance party last Tuesday night.

It was Thursday night at the nightclub Cielo in the meatpacking district, and a team named We Are Robots was giving a dance party.

The American Legion boys would have given a dance in their hall last Washington's birthday, in fact, but the bank which holds the mortgage wouldn't let them.

The subway ride from Bed-Stuy to Harlem is a long one, giving a dance critic ample time to anticipate nervously the emerging choreographer (that ridiculous term) sampler waiting at the other end.

'Pickup on South Street' In an essay with a special edition of his film released today by Criterion, the director Sam Fuller wrote that Betty Grable wanted a lead role provided she was given a dance number.

Guitarists Aaron and Bryce Dessner weave chiming guitars through About Today and Fake Empire, while drummer Bryan Devendorf's unexpected rhythms give a dance flavour to Slow Show and a nostalgic waltz feel to new song Vanderlylle.

They are also given a dance-dance-dance apotheosis, choreographed by Mark Morris.