Sentence examples for tango about from inspiring English sources

Middleton has burst onto the scene in recent weeks, ever since he took on the Jets' Josh Evans in a verbal tango about dirty play.

The last year has seen a flurry of original recordings, lounge acts, exhibitions, music tours and a short memoir, "Tango," about growing up in Maryland as a proto-glam "trans child" obsessed with Greta Garbo.

And so we frostbitten queens once more braved the elements and finally managed to buy some ice cream from an ill-tempered Argentinean, who agreed to sell us a single cone, after we had sung him a sad tango about our mother on her deathbed.

Even as special counsel Robert S. Mueller III marches forward with his prosecution of former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort, and as the case that President Trump engaged in criminal conduct grows stronger, the president and his lawyer Rudolph W. Giuliani continue their tango about whether the president will deign to answer questions from Mueller's team.

As for range, one can fly the Tango about as far as one can see it, for up to five hours of continuous reconnaissance.

Rather, they think the blue star and another white dwarf are locked in a sizzling tango about 80,000 kilometers apart--just one-fifth of the distance from Earth to the moon.

After a debate between Utah state officials and church leaders -- what has been called Utah's "unique church-state tango" -- about state laws requiring unearthed bones to be forensically examined for cause of death, the church had the remains quickly reburied without any extensive examination that might have drawn new attention to the brutality of the murders.

Tango is about sadness and obsession with the past.

The Les Miles Tango So about that time Bobby Hebert went after Les Miles.

'Last Tango was about despair, and here there is a kind of hope.

Tango was about the destruction of values and the assumption of power by the vulgar masses.