Sentence examples for hold dances from inspiring English sources

The track they went to was Aqueduct, which Mr. Hicks thought was grand enough to hold dances in.

And for good measure, the Mayor has been named a defendant in a lawsuit by a nightclub whose license to hold dances for teen-agers was revoked last year.

Because the archive of the Nursery held at the LSE doesn't begin until 1910, it is impossible to verify that they held a dance on 20 March 1908, but Patricia Pugh's history of the Fabian Society, Educate, Agitate, Organize, confirmed that the Nursery did indeed hold dances in the early years, which was good enough for me.

Fond of Square Dancing Ed Thrall liked square dancing so much that he built a dance hall on his land in East Windsor and started a 20-year fight with the town and the state for the right to hold dances there.

Because the Blands used to hold dances at Well Hall, Briggs assumed that "our dance" in Rosamund's letter referred to such an occasion, but it was much more likely that it referred to a Fabian Nursery dance, to which Jane and HG had been invited as members of the executive.

Still, the White Eagle Society, a national organization for Polish immigrants, which bought the building in 1940 and used it as a community center, continued to hold dances and concerts through the 1970's, even as the building and the neighborhood deteriorated.

Mr. St George says he hopes people use the device in creative ways -- to hold dance-offs, say, or propose marriage via placards.

I make up silly games and hold dance parties.

A few years later, I came across a copy in one of those generic 12-inch sleeves that usually hold dance records.

The centrepiece was an entertainment facility that screened Hollywood films and also held dances.

It was almost unbearably poignant to think that the SS once held dances in this hall.