Sentence examples for start of the dance from inspiring English sources

Ms. Dorvillier sets the tone from the start of the dance.

Valhalla, too, took stern action in response to events at the combined junior-senior prom in 2002, when one young girl was found to be intoxicated before the start of the dance and all the limousines were searched.

We had to take a break during the event's down period – between the 9 PM start of the dance party and when Miss Cougar California was eventually crowned at 11 PM (yes, there was a pageant) – to give us a chance to decompress from the aching loneliness that was in the air.

Don't start of the dance with the volume really loud.

Pull the net down at the start of the dance.

Such is the start of the springtime dance between the mayor and the City Council, an annual rite that begins each year around this time and concludes with adoption of a budget in June.

The drinking came to light at the start of the annual dance at the Hommocks Middle School, when parent chaperones noticed one child vomiting and two others splashing water on their eyes, said Joan Rosen, a spokeswoman for the Mamaroneck district.

When Attorney General John Ashcroft announced the charges that 20-year-old John Walker will face in an American civilian court, it was the start of the public dance that comes in many public cases.

Of course this 1983 work is outclassed by Astaire's own dancing with Rita Hayworth on screen at the start and end of the dance, but recently the ballet has relaxed and bloomed so that this disproportion no longer irritates.

Towards the middle of the track, the electric guitar riff is repeated in which Madonna sings the same line as the start of the song, until the dance section returns, and the song gradually ends.

On the banks of the Yarra, we lit sparklers, waved our white napkins in the air to signify the start of the evening and danced to the music.