Sentence examples for proper dance from inspiring English sources

"It's a proper dance," said Ade, "go on, do it again".

In 1942, a proper dance performance venue, the Ted Shawn Theatre, was built, and the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival was born.

Paradise was the village's first proper dance club – three floors of brick, glass and steel – and for a generation of young clubbers it quickly became a second home.

"I'd put on a few parties while at school," Callum explains, "and soon realised there was a demand for proper dance music nights for teenagers with big artist line-ups in big venues, with an emphasis on good music".

But its followers have a proper dance energy that so many are missing these days, and it's often the same people bemoaning that fact who deride the jackin' sound.

Then, thanks to a local taxi driver called Calvin who refused to take me back to the hotel until I'd joined him for a drink, I was propelled into what he called 'a proper Anguilla place': the extremely sweaty and anarchic Red Dragon Dance Club, the only place on the island to have something approaching a proper dance floor.

Copsey praised Guetta's ability to provide a "proper dance-pop stonker" and was complimentary of the its composition.

By law, people are not allowed to dance in night clubs that don't have proper "dancing licenses".

It looks like a proper folk dance: slapping someone around the face with one fish, then another fish, then two fishes.

Nick Levine from Digital Spy described the track as "a Tricky and The-Dream-produced club banger with a chorus that succeeds through sheer attrition, with a proper Janet Jackson-style dance break.

This summer he released his first novel, The Stench of Honolulu, which begins: "When my friend Don suggested we go on a trip to the South Seas together, and offered to pay for the whole thing, I thought, Fine, but what's in it for me?" Lincoln Michel talked to him for VICE about writing, funny grammar, and proper cowboy dance moves.  .