What is "danse"

Usage examples of "danse".

The decaying forms of Deep Fields reared up in response to the unaccustomed noise, detached arms and legs, wheels and gears, spinning and cavorting, tumbling and twirling in a Danse Macabre such as Deep Fields had never seen.

All the reports from the Palais de Danse at Brixwell are negative, I understand.

Once we got to Danse Macabre, all bets would be off, but then people expected decadence at a vampire-run dance club.

The vampires at Guilty Pleasures and Danse Macabre would sometimes use group mind tricks to make performers appear in the midst of the human audience.

Ils devraient nous donner au moins une danse morisque, ou quelque autre momerie!

And, suddenlie, out of a place like a wood, eight wild men, all apparelled in greene mosse, made with sleved silke, with ouglie weapons, and terrible visages, and there fought with the knights eight to eight: and, after long fighting, the armed knights drove the wild men out of their places, and followed the chase out of the hall, and when they were departed, the tent opened, and there came out six lords and six ladies richlie apparelled, and dansed a great time.

And, after the banket done, these maskers came in, with six gentlemen disguised in silke, bearing staffe torches, and desired the ladies to danse: some were content, and some refused.

And when the dansing was done, the banket was served in of five hundred dishes, with great plentie to everie bodie.

Les Bretons sont remarquables par leurs danses et par les airs de ces danses.

Since then she's been engaged as one of the dancing partners at the Palais de Danse in Brixwell, South London.

She's the girl who was with the poilu at the Rat qui Danse the first night I was in Paris.