Sentence examples for planning dance from inspiring English sources
With Martha, when we were planning "Dance in America," she said, "I don't collaborate".
Two clubs are planning dances and another one — well, they're going to give a barbecue.
Mohonk also plans dance weekends for Feb. 22 to 24 (swing) and for March 22 to 24 (the tango and dances of Latin America).
Work started in 2004 and the majority of the funds are now in place, though the trust is still looking for a final £500,000 to pay for the planned dance studios and lecture rooms.
All are planning lion dance performances; inquire about the schedule.
She begins to undulate in front of him — the way the new Charlie is planning to dance when she gets home.
A team of people planning a dance piece can sit at a series of terminals and look at the same images simultaneously.
As for Bourne's next project, he's planning a dance show based on "Edward Scissorhands," and I don't know what to think.
(He had used cutouts in planning "The Dance," of 1931-33, a mural for the home of the collector Albert C. Barnes, near Philadelphia, and, off and on, for magazine covers and illustrations).
There are unconfirmed rumours that Michael Flatley is planning a dance version (Groove Out Your Bodies) and that the BBC are planning a tie-in cookery contest (The Great British Heads-Off).
I met Michael Brown and Alan Khazei while planning a dance marathon to support educational programs in Cambridge, Mass.
