Sentence examples for hot cha from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tucker gets his star musical turn in "Hot Cha Cha," a duet with Ray DeMattis as David's employer at a machine repair shop.
I loved "Hot Cha Cha" and yes, "The Butler's Song" is madness...David envisioning himself as a movie star with Harrison Marlow as his butler, excusing his absence on the phone to Greta Garbo since he is scr--wing Dolores Del Rio.
It follows rag-time, blues, dixie, jazz, hot cha-cha and the boogie-woogie, which surely originated in the jungle.
"It follows ragtime, blues, Dixie, jazz, hot cha-cha and the boogie-woogie, which surely originated in the jungle".
And when he and Peta repeated their favorite dance, that smokin' hot cha-cha from the very first week of the contest, it was easy to understand why they won.
It's true that Miller reached millions of whites for whom the names Ellington and Basie meant little and that Waller was characterized as "that hot man of Harlem" trafficking in "rhythmic hot-cha".
By E. Oldak and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, July 30, 1938 P. 7 Grace Note From the Plains: The Girl Scouts of Emporia, Kansas, have changed the name of their patrol from Minnehaha to Minnie-Hot-Cha.
But Mayo wants to sing, wants to dance, wants to hot-cha-cha, while Teresa Wright, as in all her roles, seems to want only to put on an apron and stand at the stove; qualities, as it turns out, that win Andrews hands down.
They performed on stage in productions such as Hot-Cha!, which ran for 119 shows on Broadway in 1932.
They appeared as specialty dancers in the Broadway musical comedy Hot-Cha! which ran for 119 performances at the Ziegfeld Theatre between 8 March and 18 June 1932.
