Sentence examples for given a dance from inspiring English sources
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.
'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.
They are also given a dance-dance-dance apotheosis, choreographed by Mark Morris.
On Friday night they even gave a dance.
When she gave a dance party at her home, it was a humiliation.
The Hammerstein Ballroom looked ready to give a dance party last Tuesday night.
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.
It was Thursday night at the nightclub Cielo in the meatpacking district, and a team named We Are Robots was giving a dance party.
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 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.
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.
