Sentence examples for got a dance from inspiring English sources
He's got a dance routine, I think.
"I only discovered electronic music when we got a dance section in the shop".
Who needs therapy when you've got a dance studio to work through your neuroses?
BJ: We've got a dance we've choreographed to it.
"If you've got a dance floor going and you mess up a mix, everything stops.
It wasn't until I started venturing out of Chicago that I actually got a dance floor for playing this slower-tempo stuff.
Apolo Anton Ohno, the veteran short track speed skater who's got a Dancing With The Stars victory in his trophy case alongside two Olympic gold medals, is near the top of every sports marketing expert's list.
In her novels, you get a dance, followed by an encounter, followed by a letter, then a period of solitude.
(The percussive emphasis of "Soldat" also frequently recalls "Petrushka": the Devil, like the Moor in that ballet, gets a dance to a drumming beat).
De Villiers declared, "If we are going on like this, why don't we go to the nearest ballet shop and get some tutus and get a dance shop going?
It's like 'okay, I need to get a dance album, I'll get that because it has everything,'" Mac says of the collection.
