It was pretty clear to me that I could, for the first time, waltz into a French shop and fit into a pair of jeans.
Could it have been any one of the masked couples -- quite indistinguishable, despite being elaborately named in the program -- who spent much time waltzing about the stage?
Bernanke's predecessor, Alan Greenspan, appeared to be one of those lucky policymakers who got out just in time, waltzing out of the Fed in 2006 – but he didn't escape opprobrium when the bubble he helped inflate spectacularly burst.
So while Woods enters the tournament as the overwhelming favorite, his opponents believe that he will have a difficult time waltzing to victory, as he did last year when he won the Open by a record-setting 15 strokes.
'I tried to remember where I was when this war took place, but I can't.' Regardless of where we were at the time, Waltz with Bashir makes us all reflect on this past from where we are now - still entrenched in a bloody Middle East.
"(Straight to You Heart) Like a Cannonball" combines a moderately swung 3/4 time waltz with blue-eyed soul.
"I've got two, maybe three, conflicting offers and I have to make up my mind because I can only do one at a time," Waltz says in a telephone interview from Los Angeles, after a recent press junket.
It's not just sweet smells that could boost learning; as the Marquis found with his night-time waltzes, sounds might also be able to trigger recall, provided they do not wake you up in the process.
How has a polarizing politician with so many vocal critics, who seemed in such peril at times, waltzed toward a second term?
Characterized by a step, slide, and step in 3/4 time, the waltz, with its turning, embracing couples, at first shocked polite society.
