Sentence examples for have dances from inspiring English sources
And in April the choreographer Graciela Daniele will have dances in Rossini's "Armida".
"We kept being asked," says Mr. Marsalis in his warm New Orleans accent, "why we don't have dances".
"Recess is taken away; you have to remember locker combinations; they have dances; popularity becomes an issue".
What are the other good areas of America - North or South - which have dances which set the newcomers' feet tapping?
A while later, a fellow-choreographer said to him how nice it was that they were going to have dances on the same program.
One tribe, the Coast Salish, do have dances where pectin rattles are used; these are made from twigs bent into a circle that have huge scallop shells hanging from them, probably from another, now rare, species called weathervane scallops.
He might even have danced.
I could have danced all night!
They have danced on the "Ellen" show.
They have danced their hearts out.
Most could have danced all night.
