Sentence examples for required to dance from inspiring English sources

At night you were required to dance with at least 3 different girls.

Weather presenters are required to dance with umbrellas and cardboard clouds.

In the great Bransle Gay solo of the second pas de trois Teresa Reichlen could be more pointed rhythmically and show flashes of greater force, but required to dance on two rhythms at the same time, she dances as if on top of the world.

The sheer amount of work, time, and money required to dance on the sidelines and during halftime at games seems mind-boggling to outsiders.

But it's not as easy as it sounds: professional go-go girls are required to dance in heels while often wearing heavy layers of make-up that would instantly smudge if they touched their faces.

They wrote that the episode's "characters no longer make sense" and that the plot has "been so required to dance through the little conspiracy hoops that there's no consistency any more".

If it is the boys' turn to choose partners, you will be required to agree to dance with them, if they ask you.

He said his mother, Carmen, 32, who works for a social service group that tries to prevent child abuse, supported his dancing and the discipline it required to attend dance rehearsals on Saturdays.

One might be hard pressed to recall a modern choreographer after Martha Graham who famously achieved the balance required to make dances about tragic circumstances which have sustaining appeal.

Butler, an eclectic choreographer who worked with both ballet and modern-dance groups, created "After Eden" for the Harkness Ballet in 1966 and required Eve to dance on full point.

Inspired by early synth music, industrial post-punk and the arty end of the dance music spectrum, Factory Floor acquired a reputation around the turn of the decade as one of the loudest, most exhilarating bands around – a band whose totalitarian-sounding loops required you to dance.