Sentence examples for to dance almost from inspiring English sources

Abdel R. Salaam came to dance almost accidentally as a student and athlete at Lehman College in the 1970's.

Because there is a place to dance almost every night, it's possible for Mr. Hammond and others to conduct their social lives entirely through the portal of swing.

Love to dance almost all the time!

But backroom negotiations over texts produced almost nothing to dance about.

The urge to dance was almost irresistible on both sides of the stage when Mr. Rhoden, the evening's choreographer, allowed himself to erase the divide between high and low art.

FALL FOR DANCE What to make of a festival that says it wants to introduce a new generation of audiences to dance but almost ignores the new generation of dance innovators, many of whom can routinely be seen for less than or equal to Fall for Dance's ballyhooed $10 tickets?

I knew none of that when I saw as a teenager the film version of the ballet, with Nureyev running towards Juliet's balcony, sleeves billowing, to dance with almost shocking erotic engagement, kissing the hem of Juliet's skirt as she drifted away from him.

An invitation to dance is almost always more than just an invitation, and sitting next to you in the classroom or at lunch is a sure bet, too.

"We took lessons in the daytime and danced almost every night," Ms. Peters said of her vacation.

As she wrote later, still surprised, "I had not been schooled in this".From that moment, Giselle was her role, danced almost constantly until she retired in 1963.

The choreography is by the British master Frederick Ashton; during his lifetime it was danced almost exclusively by Royal Ballet dancers who were steeped in his style.