Sentence examples for inaugural dance from inspiring English sources
She performed "America the Beautiful" at the 2009 presidential inauguration, as well as "At Last" during the first inaugural dance at the Neighborhood Ball two days later.
In terms of elegance, it was some way off the inaugural dance that saw Michelle Obama ushered in as First Lady in 2009.
Mrs. Obama never saw the most memorable part of the inaugural dance event: these children trying out adult choreography and being given the kind of instruction that would easily fire their souls as well as their bodies.
At Tuesday night's Neighborhood Ball, Beyonce did the honors of singing the Obamas' first inaugural dance.
He met with choreographer Lukas Timulak, a former dancer for the Netherlands Dance Theater, and together they hammered out a story that would involve an inaugural dance performance inside CERN.
This breakbeat's tremendous influence can be traced down to P. Diddy's inaugural dance track, in which he yelled nothing other than "Let's get ill!" RIZ SAYS: "If you listen to this record long enough, you'll hear that we actually go into the 'B Please' beat.
Beyonce reportedly put on nearly as full-tilt a show before this much smaller crowd as she did at Obama's inaugural, where she performed at the Lincoln Memorial show and also sang for the president and first lady's first dance at the inaugural ball.
(It's your lucky day Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois and Pennsylvania!) Mr. Obama, the former community organizer, is dancing his first dance at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball; 1,000 tickets have been offered to residents of the District of Columbia metropolitan area.
Beyonce was also involved in Obama's first inauguration - she sang the Etta James standard "At Last" for the first dance at the Inaugural Ball.
In 2009, ABC received broadcast rights to televise the "Neighborhood Inaugural Ball," an event that featured President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama's first dance following the inauguration. .
Etta James is still mad that she didn't get to perform her signature song, her 1961 hit "At Last," at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball for President Obama's first dance.
