contact danced造句

• Close-contact dancing was not a constitutionally protected right.
• TV show _ sparked a national mania for the first major non-contact dance.
• It is a full-contact dance, and, of course, that brings sensuality.
• Selling body-contact dances dates to the 1920s in taxi-dance halls, where men paid women to dance with them.
• When " Tremblay " was used in Ontario to determine that lap dancing or table dancing was not indecent Toronto passed a by-law prohibiting close-contact dancing.
• She said they included some 30 injuries from moshing, a sometimes violent form of contact dancing, and a broken nose incurred when someone had a run-in with a deer.
• Their shtick is pretty much limited to relentless come-ons, furious nose-scratching and spastic contact dancing, set to the throbbing techno beat of Haddaway's What Is Love.
• They lounged on the grass, swayed to rock music, practiced a vigorous form of contact dancing known as moshing and, in a dozen cases evocative of the first Woodstock, shed their clothing.
• It brings total sex appeal and groove that starts the hips swinging and is so meant to break the set into a dark drive and into sensual exploration of a grind close contact dance rhythm ".
• A "'lap dance "'( or "'contact dance "') is a type of erotic dance performance offered in some strip clubs in which the dancer typically has body contact with a seated patron.
• In fact, when, after the film's release, columnist Florabel Muir questioned in print whether any mental institution actually " allowed contact dances among violent inmates, " she was surprised by a telephone call from de Havilland, who assured her she had attended several such dances herself.