Sentence examples for preparing to dance from inspiring English sources

"Whoop, whoop!" they cry, preparing to dance a jig.

As City Ballet's season draws to a close, Mr. Finlay is preparing to dance in two additional Robbins works, "2 & 3 Part Inventions" and "Interplay".

Although silent at the fair in order to conserve their working parts, when activated they clank and judder as if preparing to dance.

And she's very happily absorbed in rehearsals for Giselle, a role she was preparing to dance when injury disrupted her career.

The school has danced "Serenade" several times in its annual workshop performances and is now preparing to dance it in the performances celebrating its 75th anniversary, beginning on Saturday.

He also photographed landscapes and crowd scenes, yet the "decisive moments" are those that capture human instants -- girls in Bali preparing to dance, a prisoner thrusting a fist and leg out of his cell door, children peeping over the Berlin Wall, old priests awaiting midnight Mass in Italy.

They should be prepared to dance (modern) and to take part in a structured improvisation.

If you're ready for the floor, prepare to dance like a monkey with miniature cymbals.

One long-time Plaid member, the Caerphilly councillor Phil Bevan, says he is prepared to "dance with the devil" to make sure Wales gets what it is due.

Darren Aronofsky's movie, for which Natalie Portman won an Oscar, is about a ballerina losing her grip on reality as she prepares to dance Swan Lake.

Order the house cocktail, a potent Jameson, lime and ginger syrup concoction, and prepare to dance until dawn with a high-energy young crowd.