Sentence examples similar to have a dancing lesson from inspiring English sources
Another lucky twist in Cannon's tale was receiving an unexpected tax rebate: "I thought I could either have ballroom dancing lessons or write a book.
"Maybe you better arrange for me to have a couple of dancing lessons, too.
"I should have taken dancing lessons instead of playing baseball," she lamented as we left the hall.
-Social dancing usually from 9-11 30 pm, except on days in which we do not have a lesson, then the dance will start at 8 30 pm.
"Swing!" is a show about dancing, and although she had taken dancing lessons as a child, Ms. Callaway had not been very good.
"I thought it transformed the place into a much more realistic microcosm of society, because there were girls around you know, and they were these sort of strange, remote creatures, except for a Tuesday night when we had ballroom dancing lessons," says Diamond.
Russians have a broad dancing range.
Have a lesson with a good instructor.
Danes had dancing lessons, then acting classes at the Lee Strasberg Institute.
Coincidentally, he had been taking dancing lessons, and, he said, he was up "on the salsa, the cha-cha-cha and the electric slide," to name just three.
