Sentence examples for odd dance from inspiring English sources

Then there's the Organ Game, the easiest way to win £2,000 on TV, plus the odd dance routine, with which Paul joins in.

Bussell even sheepishly admits to having taken the odd dance class recently so she still looks like a dancer when she appears on the show.

Ever since, it has performed an odd dance in which it vows not to be the first to introduce nuclear weapons in the Middle East, while not fighting the useful belief that it has them.

I can see why the odd dance act at a standard festival is semi-appealing – though I carry scarring memories of being on top of a mountain in Bilbao and being faced with the choice between Kings of Leon and Fatboy Slim everywhere I went.

The hijinks reached a pinnacle when members of the team, led by outfielder Coco Crisp, adopted as their anthem a song by L.A.-based rappers ATM & IMD which centers on a dance move called the "Bernie Lean," based on the odd dance-walk performed by the dead character in the movie "Weekend at Bernie's II".

He also went for days without sleep, prowling his apartment in Manhattan's San Juan Hill neighborhood or wandering the streets, now and then breaking into odd dances on the sidewalk.

All the more odd that Dance Theater of Harlem has often been cautious in its dancing of Balanchine.

This may have been the last day for this odd little dance among players and those hoping to speak with them.

Mr. Dove said he found it odd that Dance Theater Workshop, with its dedication to the new, would create such an initiative.

Martínez, soon to turn 36, gave the home fans a bonus when he emerged from the dugout to wave and do an odd little dance step after pitching five scoreless innings in what would become a 4-1 victoverover Houston.

It's related to the traditional British mummers plays, but distantly – if you were Darwin, it would be like finding a species of finch that had been stranded on an island where survival was linked to an odd, strutting dance, glitter, marching banjos, bedazzled umbrellas, huge feathered headdresses and beer.