Sentence examples for land dance from inspiring English sources

Among the shows being advertised are "Burn Notice, Royal Painsns" and "White Collar," on USA; "True Blood," on HBO; "The Glades" on A&E; "Hot in Cleveland," on TV Land; "Dance Your Ass Off," on Oxygen; "The Big C," on Showtime; a block of "Bridezillas" and "My Fair Wedding With David Tutera" on WE, billed as "the Ultimate Wedding Sunday"; and the summer lineup of programming on TLC.

It's a good never-never land for dance, and Mr. Keigwin has chosen his dancers well.

"Jagwar Ma have a real way of crafting hypnotic songs," added Temples, "and they have thrown "Strange or be Forgotten" into a strange land of dance rhythms and pulsating atmospheric nuances".

You could also yell out the window, "We Hit land!" And dance like you don't care.

Marvel has a largely male fan base; ABC is the female-focused land of "Dancing With the Stars" and the soapy "Scandal".

One is the story of a girl from Kansas who's transported to a magical land where animals dance and sing, and the other is about a serial killer who eats his victims.

He says he has seen some welcomes to country that would "blow your brains out", highlighting ceremonies by the Wurrundjeri woman Joy Murphy for tje AFL's annual Indigenous Round at the MCG, and in Arnhem Land where traditional dance practices remain strong and "the old people got a chance to show off the old stuff".

We're in the land of modern dance here.

It's unclear why Howell would have picked an unremarkable swath of land behind a dance studio and a Subway franchise for his "garden," as he allegedly referred to it in prison.

In one hilarious — and poignant — scene, he draws her into dancing with him to "Land of 1,000 Dances," comparing Wilson Pickett to Descartes.

In his collection of short fiction, Revenge of the Lawn, Brautigan describes the Pacific Northwest as, "a haunted land, where nature dances the minuet with people and danced with me in those old bygone days".