waltz

The music has changed and some of the five hundred present are swinging in the waltz.

I engage Madeleine for the first quadrille, and Bertha for the first waltz.

She jumped out of bed and, humming a popular tune, danced a waltz for them in her nightgown.

In a remote corner a band of mandolins and guitars played the long, sweeping, mad melody of a Spanish waltz.

The last objection swept away, Fernando began secretly to take lessons in the waltz, cotillon and other dances of the day.

When it was finished and a waltz had begun, I insisted on going home, for I was tired out.

Now, Madame la Prsidente could not waltz all alone; thus two talents were lost at the same time.

Drunk with one another, hurried by the absorbing voluptuousness of the waltz, we went on and on vertiginously.

"No doubt she was wrong to waltz after what you told her," said Lady Sarah.

As he came rushing up to her side, she was pensively rehearsing a waltz step.