Sentence examples for tango steps from inspiring English sources

We then did a few tango steps, wished each other a good day and continued on our separate ways.

Ms. Elrazaz, a social worker who lives in Queens, added, "Your first tango steps — you have to take them somewhere, and this is the perfect place".

The gala evening that opened the Paul Taylor Dance Company's two-week season at City Center on Tuesday night included an unabashed crowd pleaser, Mr. Taylor's brilliant essay on the tango without tango steps, "Piazzolla Caldera".

Just as Paul Taylor evoked the tango without tango steps in his "Piazzolla Caldera," so Mr. Tomasson conjures up a Chinese atmosphere through an extension of the classical ballet vocabulary, not through a borrowed idiom from Chinese dance and opera.

With each raw tango step I take in Buenos Aires, I am intimately exposing myself.

The set covers the standard dances Waltz, Viennese Waltz, Tango, Quick Step, and Foxtrot, and the Latin dances Rumba, Cha Cha, Samba, and Jive giving a total of 9 classes.

The tango dancer's steps do not seem to have gone any rusty after all these years.

In the tango, apparently, "every step should be like a shark taking a bite".

I'm like, 'Oh, vintage, that's cool.' He said, 'Why don't you see if it works?' " It did, and what popped out was the cat holding a sign Mr. Camporeale had inked with the words "Will you marry me?" Last August, the two were married in the garden Ms. Hayes had made, and danced a five-step tango along its tiny path with a rose that migrated from Mr. Camporeale's breast pocket to Ms. Hayes's teeth.

He calls it "a hell of goddamn job" and after the two laugh and joke about the primary campaign's dirty tricks (Carcetti: "What about the last-minute flyers? Me and the slum landlord doing the tango on the courthouse steps". Royce: "Who was behind that? I didn't see no Royce authority line!") a magnanimous Royce promises to do what he can to help the transition.

The lawyer did a two-step, a tango move, and then shook his head.