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Definition of sequence dancing in English: sequence dancingnoun mass nounA type of ballroom dancing in which the couples all perform the same steps and movements simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples - Enjoyed by millions of dancers worldwide, sequence dancing is a popular pastime that enables dancers of all ages to get out and enjoy themselves.
- The event will be a night of ballroom, Latin American and sequence dancing, and will also include a raffle of donated prizes.
- The national finals for modern sequence dancing, which involve dancers of all ages, take place this month at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.
- Duncan added that his father enjoyed old-time sequence dancing and crown green bowling.
- Our family was grown up by then, and we had time to do what we wanted to do, to go walking, to take up sequence dancing.
- Competitive Sequence Dancing is a very strict discipline.
- The charity dance will take place at the Gorse Hill Club, Chapel Street, Gorse Hill and the evening will consist of ballroom, Latin American and sequence dancing.
- May we add that they also did sequence dancing once a week at the Bramley Liberal Club.
- They attend sequence dancing twice a week and were taken out on Wednesday for a meal to celebrate their 60 years together.
- Coronation Hall, Ulverston, is hosting an evening of old time, ballroom, Latin and sequence dancing with live music from Charles Brown.
Definition of sequence dancing in US English: sequence dancingnoun A type of ballroom dancing in which the couples all perform the same steps and movements simultaneously. Example sentencesExamples - The charity dance will take place at the Gorse Hill Club, Chapel Street, Gorse Hill and the evening will consist of ballroom, Latin American and sequence dancing.
- The event will be a night of ballroom, Latin American and sequence dancing, and will also include a raffle of donated prizes.
- Coronation Hall, Ulverston, is hosting an evening of old time, ballroom, Latin and sequence dancing with live music from Charles Brown.
- Competitive Sequence Dancing is a very strict discipline.
- They attend sequence dancing twice a week and were taken out on Wednesday for a meal to celebrate their 60 years together.
- Duncan added that his father enjoyed old-time sequence dancing and crown green bowling.
- Our family was grown up by then, and we had time to do what we wanted to do, to go walking, to take up sequence dancing.
- The national finals for modern sequence dancing, which involve dancers of all ages, take place this month at the Winter Gardens in Blackpool.
- Enjoyed by millions of dancers worldwide, sequence dancing is a popular pastime that enables dancers of all ages to get out and enjoy themselves.
- May we add that they also did sequence dancing once a week at the Bramley Liberal Club.
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