Sentence examples for welcome dance from inspiring English sources

As we rolled up to the curb, a few employees swayed side-to-side in a slow-motion welcome dance.

One was the Ndere Troupe from Uganda, which presented a royal welcome dance, a war dance and celebrations of women, courtship, fertility and African energy.

First the men perform a welcome dance for us outside the village, in which they jump as high as they can, and my teenage son, Eliot, joins in the fun.

In fact, it would have been more entertaining if they'd shipped in a couple of stroppy ones, or if they'd giggled during the ancient Samburu welcome dance ritual instead of feeling immensely privileged.

Soon two lines of brightly dressed girls filed in from the wings and performed a "welcome dance" from Zaire, the country where, in 1974, Ali had wrested the heavyweight crown from George Foreman.

The entire wall behind me was covered with a mural of Tata and Mawin wearing similarly garish outfits—striking the massage boxing and face slapping poses from their welcome dance.

Welcome dances performed by groups are very popular.

And like the first wave of postpunk in the late 1970s, it welcomed dance beats and dance-club remixes of its songs and eventually brought electronics into its own productions.

The Midsummer Night Swing fiesta spans June 26-July 14 and welcomes dance instructors to demonstrate their skills alongside peppy bands like Johnny Colon & His Orchestra, Orquesta Broadway and Crytzer's Blue Rhythm Band.

"Fela!" certainly wins for Most Welcome Unusual Dance Idea: it's excellent to have Nigerian dances on Broadway, and they're well done.

Children are welcome, to dance the night away and busy themselves with the hands-on exhibits that surround the staging area.