Sentence examples for prefer to dance from inspiring English sources

There's no hatcheck girl — patrons prefer to dance with their hats and coats on.

Or, if you'd prefer to dance with a Dem, bring $1,000 $2,500 for New Democrat Coalition vice chair Rep. Melissa Bean's leadership PAC.

Some may prefer to dance to Joy Division but it is important to notice that the world's biggest band makes continued efforts to dialogue with the legacy of the world's darkest.

Hänsel refuses; he prefers to dance.

There follows an engaging discussion about the parallels and the differences between the sports, as Murray reveals how he can go toe to toe on the tennis court, but prefers to dance.

They love their parents and they prefer to sing and dance rather than sit still.

For its warmer colors alone, I prefer it to "Dance I," and I'm as moved to see it in London as I was in New York.

Luh Mas explains that while some boys learn to dance, more prefer to join a gamelan band.

In the first kitchen scene, she actually prefers not to dance.

This is the uncut version of the ballet, with prologue and apotheosis, which I far prefer to the pure-dance adaptation performed by most companies today.

Girls were least concerned with the frequency of dance classes per week with preference proportions suggesting two classes were preferred to one dance class per week in both intervention groups and the baseline control group (table 5).