But to all the mad millions Who dance at cotillons There's naught like the clink and the clank and the crunch Of the ice in the punch.
Again to the genius who grows the sharp spice, But ten times to King Winter who furnishes ice; For to all the mad millions Who dance at cotillons There's naught like the clink and the clank and the crunch Of the ice in the punch.
Frequently in large cotillons in New York the blank or nonfavor figures are danced only once without change of partners, as in the snake or grand chain; otherwise the cotillon would be interminable.
I have also written about cotillons as they are conducted in New York.
To be a successful leader of cotillons it requires the skill and the tact of a general--I might almost say of a Napoleon Bonaparte.
The tables are all circular, and cotillons are chiefly preferred from having this quality.
Cotillons and waltzes were the only dances of the evening.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "cotillons" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
