Sentence examples for tango partner from inspiring English sources

Elbaz described Wilson as his "tango partner" – a person he trusted completely.

In each fight scene, the other players circle him, their heads lowered as if they're about to choose him as a tango partner.

We recently saw Tango partner with Spotify, while Line is launching music streaming and video services, so it seems logical that Viber will jump into entertainment at some point — particularly given the recent introduction of Viber Chat, a communication platform that lets celebrities and entertainers to tap into the service's global presence.

Startups in the portfolio include Feedvisor, Mantis Vision (the Project Tango partner), BrightInfo (content personalization), NanoRep (online self-service), Any.do, Cloudyn, Mentad, Roojoom, Drippler, Cloudpayments (Stripe-like easy payment service integration), Aitype, Imonomy, Cimagine, MUV interactive (makers of the Bird wearable controller), and 365Scores.

Then, with my dancing partner Don Weissmuller and again with my tango partner Felix Chavez.

Best of all was "Ojos Negros," a sumptuous showcase of intimate, complex tango partnering with its quick shifts of rhythms and complex leg and footwork.

A nighttime rendering of the school, full of shadowy figures in pairs like tango partners, inspired Progressive Architecture to describe it as "like something out of a René Clair movie".

In a duet from Mr. Hidalgo's "Bailes de Ida y Vuelta," he and the dancer Leslie Roybal inoffensively incorporated tango partnering into the side-by-side and face-to-face echoing of flamenco romance.

The only thing that seems certain is that, for a little while longer at least, Martin Indyk will be haunting the plush corridors of the King David looking for tango partners.

In addition to Son Batá, salsa and tango partners have been divided as some are chosen and others rejected --though not without resistance by the dancers and a lot of tears.

Since there is no climax in the tangasm, in tango, a partner will not ask you expectantly, "Did you come?" There is no particular pressure to get anywhere.