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Meanings of give dances in English
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Usage of give dances in English
1
Mothers give dances for their eighteen-year-old daughters, so they can meet the best young men in London.
2
Sometimes big rich white people would give dances out in the yard and look at their way of dancing, and doing.
3
What people want to give dances for in August, with the thermometer at the top of the tree, I don't know.
4
They subsequently removed to one of the Panch Kotee houses in Rawdon Street, where they used to give dances and other entertainments.
5
The kitchen was the largest room in the house; Nils remembered that his older brothers used to give dances there when he was a boy.
6
Mrs Enderby gives dances, and looks quite disposed to lead off in person.
7
In popularity she almost cut out the Duchess of Wellingborough, who sometimes gave dances, too, for young people.
8
He is well-to-do, and gives dances to which only the looser women go, with these reckless young men.
9
She gave dances and picnics on alternate weeks, and her hospitality in the matter of luncheons and dinners was unbounded.
10
He gave dances, and all sorts of merry-making surrounded his court to attract the most beautiful ladies of the kingdom.
11
Lesbia, in her mind's eye, beheld an imaginary Lady Lesbia Smithson giving dances in that magnificent mansion, entertaining Royal personages.
12
"Don't they give dances any more at the Soldiers' Club down on Elm?"
13
He hoped that it might help to keep the damn woman quiet for a bit; and, besides everybody was giving dances.
14
He entertained royally; he horsed himself well; he gave dances; he was a power in the land; and he behaved as such.
15
After the tent left town, the Euchre Club became the Owl Club, and gave dances in the Masonic Hall once a week.
16
Then her poor husband's poor salary has to be cut in half, and she speaks calmly of giving dances and opening wine.