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danza
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Danza was a modern dance solo choreographed and danced by Martha Graham to music by Darius Milhaud . It premiered on March 3, 1929, at the Booth Theatre in New York City . As with much of Graham's early choreography, little else is known about Danza . The ...
Usage examples of danza.
Chapter Two Sasha had read everything in the envelope Bob Danza had so graciously given her and she did not feel one bit enlightened.
Along with the pictures of the two car accidents, there were newspaper descriptions of said accidents, basically repeating what Danza had already told her.
The last paper she found in her Bob Danza collection was the only thing of any real help in her search for a starting point to this article.
She might as well talk to him, see if she could get any more information for the article Danza was still going to want.
Chairperson Andrea Danza, a young Santa Barbara native, took the podium to introduce Sheriff Gearhart.
Chairperson Danza claimed to have problems with Gearhart as well, though she only confessed those off-the-record, woman-to-woman.
Thorpe were needed back in the field, Chairperson Danza ended the press conference.
The TV reporters went over to Chairperson Danza to discuss going up to the Painted Cave sinkhole and taking videos.
The sheriff knew that Danza was a former emergency medical technician who had been to the sites of car accidents, gas tank explosions, and fires.
Journalistic integrity kept her from saying what she really thought, that Sheriff Gearhart and Andrea Danza were hiding something and that the situation at Painted Cave and on the beach might be related.
Sasha had read everything in the envelope Bob Danza had so graciously given her and she did not feel one bit enlightened.
She could hear Dean Folan and Will Danza plodding along behind her, and wondered how they were getting on with their horses.
Dean Folan dismounted behind her, leaving Will Danza sitting on his horse, keeping watch from his elevated vantage point.
Will Danza fired the last of his gaussgun rounds, and dropped the big weapon.
Swept her up from the chair and embraced her, essayed a few steps of a popular danza, was gratified and emboldened by her echoing, exultant laughter, by her unfettered joy, by the magnitude of her response.