Sentence examples similar to parish dance from inspiring English sources
Clyde wasn't, although he was obsessed with the place and used to preach where to find its values: not in its open-air rock concerts, for instance, which you'd find anywhere, but in its parish dances, which you find nowhere else.
Social activities were measured by six items, namely, "How many times in the last 6 months have you participated in an association or club meeting/activity – in music, singing or theatre – in parish work – in outdoor activities – in dance and in sports or worked out".
In 1996 they made Dance Hall at Louse Point together, with Parish writing the music and Harvey the lyrics.
Dance Hall at Louse Point (1996) was written collectively with Parish with the exception of the song "Is That All There Is?", written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.
Arguably the most influential dance zine to ever emerge from late night sessions fuelled by PVA and boundless creativity was acid house parish paper Boy's Own.
Once here, she worked as a maid, fell in love with a Limerick lad from the dance halls, and raised a brood in St. Rose of Lima (which the Irish pronounced like the bean) parish uptown.
His skill as an artist was demonstrated in his first parish as a curate, in St John's Wood, north-west London, where he drew a brilliant frieze in the parish hall for a Christmas dance, with the final vignette showing a group of thinly disguised parishioners dancing round the vicar, who was being boiled in a pot.
