Sentence examples for go tango from inspiring English sources
Her dance of choice is the Argentine tango: "When you go tango dancing, you can wear things that you could not get away with elsewhere".
"You don't go to tango to meet girls.
If you want an inexpensive choice, go to Tango on the Square, which takes place every Wednesday and Sunday in the Pavilion at the north end of Union Square.
When Movies Go Dancing Tango dancing in the streets, the Daedalus and Icarus legend set in Africa and a portrait of the "Queen of the Gypsies" are all part of the "Dance on Camera" film series at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville from Jan . 31through Feb. 4. Comic dance, modern dance and ballet will also be included in this look at dance through the camera's lens.
This is where the dancing tourists go to tango.
You can tell because there are still ideas people haven't thought of yet, things that show up that make you go "Whiskey Tango Foxtrot!?" and wonder what people are thinking.
It's a symptom of early-onset nostalgia and a sure sign that before long everything will go a bit Last Tango in Halifax.
(That changed, a few years later, when we went together to see "Last Tango in Paris").
A tearful Sheridan Smith won a Bafta with her first nomination for her role in ITV Great Train Robbery drama Mrs Biggs, while the best drama series prize went to BBC1's Last Tango in Halifax.
If "Fermat's Last Tango" is anything to go by, the answer is not quite.
