In the meantime, Hannah, who has her mother's olive skin and unruly brown hair, is putting on a dance performance, wearing a crown made of construction paper and a pair of wooden clogs.
When putting on a dance belt, take as much time as you need to get all your parts placed where you want and as comfortable as possible.
Compelled to perform tricks by his master, the monkey puts on a human clown mask and dances; pulls a Spanish guitar out of the trunk and plays; rides a bicycle in circles, sometimes with no hands; and more.
Who will put on a Wicked dance?
I try to make the labor very visible because I think it is important to express that we arrived at this place with much work, not just levity and fun and just trying to put on a cute dance.
The funds collected are used to put on a community dance party.
Last month it bought a major British festival promoter, Cream Holdings, and last week it announced that it would be putting on a two-night dance event, Sensation, at the new Barclays Center in Brooklyn in October.
The book has since been reviled by the very people who rescued her fiction from oblivion, and for the same reason that the fiction was once consigned there: a sense that she was putting on a song and dance for whites.
The gay-straight alliance at my college had decided to put on a "gender-blender" dance, and I really wanted to go, so I picked out the most masculine name I could think of: Ken.
When Chiang heard about the attack on Pearl Harbor, he reportedly put on a record and danced.
In Dancing the Habanera Beats (In Country Music), a study of the island's musical taste, sociologist Jerry Wever recounts a popular local joke suggesting that when police on the neighbouring island of Martinique want to catch illegal immigrants from St Lucia, they only have to put on a country and western dance, then arrest everyone who turns up.
