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• So what you get is 140 plus minutes of dance time.
• The cause was cancer, said Patricia Daly of the British journal Dancing Times.
• Yet student organizers apparently haven't fully taken advantage of the dance time available to them.
• As long as he ( Rodman ) is there for the playoffs and the big dance time.
• In 2008, Johnson was a pro dancer at the Dance Times Square Showcase benefit held on October 25.
• As early as 1928, Dancing Times, a British magazine, called her " essentially a choreographer who thinks ."
• Sun Castle won by a head from Chateau Larose with Dancing Time a length away in third place.
• The cause was a stroke, said Igor Stupnikov, the St . Petersburg correspondent for The Dancing Times of London.
• So dancers really need versatility and an entrepreneurial spirit, which our course provides " ( Nic Espinosa, Dancing Times)
• When dinner time turns to drinking and dancing time, a Smith Point doorman goes on duty to screen entrants.
• Racing against colts, Dancing Time finished third behind Sun Castle and Chateau Larose, beaten a head and a length.
• Joan Lawson in " The Dancing Times " wrote of Sibley's dancing, " lyrical qualities and beautifully flowing line ".
• The door swings inward and he clears it by inches without breaking stride, a dance timed to perfection over the years.
• LaPatin eventually moved to back to New York to coach and open a Latin and Ballroom dance studio, Dance Times Square.
• Dancing Time's racing career took place during World War II during which horse racing in Britain was subject to many restrictions.
• While they are enjoying some unstructured dance time, Jeff is taken away by a girl who locked her keys in her car.
• "It's square-dance time in the dancingest town in America, " announces longtime caller Bill McEntire as the Thunder Rose Band cranks up.
• He was the editor of " Dancing Times " from 1910 until 1957, and founded the Royal Academy of Dance in 1920,
• NUDM 1976 saw a new venue as the dancing was moved to Patten Gym and the dancing time was lessened to twenty-six hours.
• Lawson's wartime winners included the 2000 Guineas winners Kingsway and Court Martial and Glanely's filly Dancing Time, which won the 1000 Guineas in 1941.