Sentence examples for second dance from inspiring English sources

"Liminal Flux," his second dance, had its premiere alongside "Madiba," Mr. Fagan's newest work.

"That dress," he predicted, "is going to have a second dance".

Prologue ; Pantomime ; Comedians gallop ; March ; Waltz ; The procession ; Intermezzo ; Gavotte old ; The second dance ; Epilogue.

But Robertson found the pair's second dance of the evening, from Frederick Ashton's Sylvia, "less successful".

The second dance, "Double," set to the Sonata in D Major for Two Pianos, belongs to the men.

Strauss will be there as well, playing with Billy Caldwell for the Greenpoint club's second dance floor, Bad Room.

Two minutes in, during the bridge, the group essentially stages a ten-second dance party.

A twenty-five-second dance break afforded him a chance to move freely about the stage, untethered from formal choreography.

Beverly Lee recalls a ten-second dance party the group staged during a live performance in 1964.

Hey, it's probably a man, so I'll split my legs sideways!" This is opportunistic choreography, full of 10-second dance bites, with no overall expressive coherence.

As for social conservatism, the most shocking evidence was last year's sentencing of members of Pussy Riot, a punk band, to two years in prison camp for a forty-second dance and "punk prayer" in a Moscow cathedral.