Sentence examples for spin dance from inspiring English sources
They slept in tents or in a trailer, ate junk food all day, and at night Mr. Rambousek would spin dance records.
He busted out his patented bounce and spin dance moves and waxed comic about a previous visit to Los Angeles in which he was approached by a man at a party who offered his help.
A rotating cast of D.J.'s spin dance music Tuesday through Sunday, but Saturday is when you might see some single men ogling micro-skirted passers-by, their sunglasses hiding their furtive glances.
Tonight at 10 30, with the disc jockeys James and Justin spinning dance music until dawn.
With a D.J. spinning dance tracks from LeLe and Earth, Wind & Fire, guests sip bellinis at the bar or banter at long communal tables.
Eight people stood around the pool table just before the gunmen appeared, Mr. Hayes said, and a D.J. had just begun spinning dance records.
They continue to adhere to a philosophy that if you build the right hotel — and add a celebrity D.J. spinning dance music — the stylish classes will come.
The event was organized in partnership with the Queens Museum of Art, and it included tours of auto shops and a D.J. spinning dance music that resounded down the muddy streets.
Follow the stairs down one flight to the performance space and see if the evening offers a reading, a concert or a D.J. spinning dance music late into the night.
He performs regularly as D.J. Masonic, spinning dance music at nightspots like Mezzanine and John Colins (where he is scheduled to appear March 8) and as the D.J. in Mercury Soul (performing March 16 in Davies Symphony Hall after the regular program), a chamber group that seems a mix of Schubert and Massive Attack, a trip-hop band.
It felt more like a surreal Eurovison dream sequence, with lasers, giant bubble balloons, waiters in leather kilts delivering giant liquor bottles adorned with sparklers, women in feathers and fur hats and little else, a spinning dance floor, and a little person dressed as Cupid, complete with bow and arrow.
