Sentence for dance | Use dance in a sentence

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• Dance, dance! (8)
• I must just dance! (8)
• On with the dance! (8)
• Why do I dance? (10)
• She did not dance. (10)
• I dance that one fine. (8)
• No: I shall never dance. (22)
• It was the card for the dance. (8)
• Was she expecting him to dance? (8)
• It was wonderful to dance with her. (8)
• And the flowers shall dance to thee. (8)
• She could dance, the little Coralie! (8)
• When exactly did you come up, Dance? (8)
• Might not the evening end in a dance? (4)
• How would she come to this first dance? (8)
• They dance; that is a healthy exercise. (10)
• A pretty dance the heart will lead you yet! (8)
• Mostly divinest harmony, The lyre, the dance. (10)
• I watched you both at the dance the other night. (8)
• It would give me pleasure to see you both dance. (4)
• What principles were used in making dance tunes? (3)
• For what is it fit for but for a dance of devils? (10)
• What changes were made from the simple dance form? (3)
• She shall dance to us, and we will all have supper. (8)
• They dance gravely, each couple as if in a world apart. (8)
• He went out, and Fulkerson began to dance round the room. (9)
• I dare say Colonel De Craye will dance with her tonight. (10)
• You dance well, mother has told me, and she was a judge. (10)
• Now and then a country dance and a game, and home to bed and dreams. (10)
• If they must dance, they had better dance at Randalls. (4)
• It was this afternoon that the dance took place on the south promenade. (9)
• All up the Cathedral stone was a glitter, and dance, and quiver of them. (10)
• And the words of his obituary notice at once began to dance before his eyes. (8)
• It must be wonderful to dance out of doors; and the grass is nice and hard now. (8)
• Others might press her hand, lead her the dance: he simply wanted his release. (10)
• With more than equal civility the offer was declined; she did not wish to dance. (4)
• Sir Austin did his utmost to be hospitable cheerful, and requested them to dance. (10)
• She in consequence declined to dance, which was the next worse thing she could do. (10)
• Rocco Ricci within gave tongue to the vehement damnatory dance of Pericles outside. (10)
• To- day, when I heard that she was going to that dance, I sent them to her anonymously. (9)
• He multiplied images, projected visions, nestled in his throbs to drug and dance his brain. (10)
• He would surely ask her to dance, and if he danced with her it would all be as it was before. (8)
• He does not dance (or mind dancing) himself, only he does not like me to miss one perfection. (22)
• Then that scene where she and the king dance the dactyls, and the anapaests go to the chorus. (10)
• Intoxicated with life, she led her many admirers a pretty dance, treating them with a sort of bravura. (8)
• It was a very blameless dance, and she gave it as if she was tired of it, but was not going to falter. (9)
• She would tell Alan how the jay had asked her for that last dance, and then never come near her again. (9)
• You may dance me, darling, dance me, You may dance me on your knee. (21)
• When the orchestra struck up a fresh dance, James would have led his fair partner away, but she resisted. (4)
• Aside from these there was but little formal music—only an occasional march or dance besides the overture. (3)
• Who would dance with a dry stick like that, all eaten up with a piety which was just sexual disappointment? (8)
• Before she left her bedroom the sunbeams had already ceased to dance, the grey filaments of light were gone. (8)
• She was with her aunt, and she presented him, and promised him a dance, which she let him write on her card. (9)
• A month later business took him to Paris, and in a cabaret he saw a young Negro woman dancing a snake dance. (12)
• As much as legs are wanted for the dance, Philosophy is required to make our human nature credible and acceptable. (10)
• He followed the figures of George and his companion with little fiery dark-brown eyes, in which devils seemed to dance. (8)
• It was settled that there should be a dance in the evening, and that every body should be extremely merry all day long. (4)
• He followed it with a lively dance, at the first sound of which the cubs sprang up and gambolled wildly about the cage. (21)
• He wants me to dance with him again, though I tell him that it is a most improper thing, and entirely against the rules. (4)
• She deigned a dance with the young Habral, and then all sat down to supper; and in the middle of it came the cry of Fire! (10)
• Perhaps they were allowed to go with their instinct for the dance, that his master should have a sample of his wakefulness. (10)
• And he looked, he certainly looked, though he did not dance with her once that night, and danced repeatedly with Miss Durham. (10)
• Emma had no longer an alarm for Henry; his interest was yet safe; and she led off the dance with genuine spirit and enjoyment. (4)
• Such a serious style prefigured the variations upon dance tunes, which were especially cultivated by =William Byrd= (1538-1623). (3)
• It was used freely in the Hindoo drama, the latter calling for the dance, spoken and sung dialogue and instrumental music and songs. (3)
• She had a kind of tender dignity in her dance, and the delicate beauty of her face translated itself into the grace of her movements. (9)
• She looked very tired of it; and when a young fellow came up and asked her to dance, she told him that she was provisionally engaged. (9)
• Arachne crouched unmoved; perchance Her visitor performed a dance; She puckered thinner; he the same As when on that light wind he came. (10)
• Westover got home from the Enderby dance at last with the forecast of a violent cold in his system, which verified itself the next morning. (9)
• He caught up the flat woolen steamer-cap which Clementina had left in her seat beside Mrs. Milray when she rose to dance, and held it aloft. (9)
• Hence the order of movements, which, in the earlier writers, took all sorts of forms from fugue to dance form, becomes Allegro, Adagio, Rondo. (3)
• The dance, which in the early Opera had played a part of some importance, was finally banished entirely from the scene, though not from the stage. (3)

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