Sentence examples for soldiers dance from inspiring English sources

The rebel soldiers dance the dabke, a folk dance popular throughout the Levant.

Then, for the appalling bacchanal in the last act, a disaster in most productions, Israeli soldiers dance orgiastically with their phallic rifles.

Historically, the Hungarian heyduck dance was a soldiers' dance that involved virtuoso whirling of weapons and free-form compositions with battle practice motifs.

Other than the kick line, the Rockette's most famous number is the toy soldier dance.

She brought back a glossy program with photos of the infamous kick line and toy soldier dance.

Rehabilitation center for blinded soldiers; a dance given for the young veterans to "give them confidence".

Censorship turned the book's brothel into a club where soldiers merely dance, drink and neck with the girls.

By Brendan Gill The New Yorker, April 21 , 1945P. 21 Rehabilitation center for blinded soldiers; a dance given for the young veterans to "give them confidence".

The New Yorker, April 21 , 1945P. 21 Rehabilitation center for blinded soldiers; a dance given for the young veterans to "give them confidence".

The army were seen as "liberators", people took selfies with soldiers and danced on top of armoured vehicles.

One concert was held in a government rehabilitation center in front of 850 young former al-Shabaab soldiers, who danced and bubbled with enthusiasm.