Come Ladie, you shall be my dauncing guest To treade the maze of musicke with the rest.
A kind of Mungrill, he will carrie but not fetch, marrie hee is to be put to a dauncing schoole for instruction.
Soone after them all dauncing on a row 50 The comely virgins came, with girlands dight, As fresh as flowres in medow greene do grow, When morning deaw upon their leaves doth light: And in their hands sweet Timbrels all upheld on hight.
They brought also the swéete gum Copalli to sense the gods which do cause the corne to growe: and all that night they ceassed not dauncing without drunkennesse.
But it was very strange to sée those that shold be sacrificed, how they wer trimmed and deckt with feathers, and wentdauncing through the Cittie, asking almes for their sacrifice & death.
Enter the Maskers of Amazons, with Lutes in their hands, dauncing and playing.
Here also playing on the grassy greene, Woodgods, and Satyres, and swift Dryades, With many Fairies oft were dauncing seene.
How happie was I when I saw her leade The shepheards daughters dauncing in a rownd!
Madox's statement that the natives sang "one dauncing first wh his handes up, and al ye rest after lyke ye prest and people" verifies Fletcher's description of the singing and dancing at the time of the great ceremony of June 26.
Her shrill outcryes and shriekes so loud did bray, 6 That all the woodes and forestes did resownd; A troupe of Faunes and Satyres far away 8 Within the wood were dauncing in a rownd, Whiles old Syluanus slept in shady arber sownd.
Garamantide the dauncing Nymph holding by hir little finger, and washing hir delicate pretie feete from sweate in the riuer Bagrada.
This tryumph was solemnly celebrated, with moderate leaping and dauncing about, and great applause: their habites were girded with skarfes, the endes flying abroade.
Thus they continued playing anddauncing according to the time of the musicke, with greate pleasure, solace, and applause, vntill the King of the siluer Nymphes was victour and conquerour.
He hither drew, to weete what mote it be: There he a troupe of ladies dauncing found Full merrily, and making gladfull glee, And in the midst a shepherd piping he did see.
A dance tune of the Dauncing Master was called Tom Tucker also.
The way of dancing Joan Saunderson is described in The Dauncing Master, a collection of dances with tunes for young people, published by H.
He derives the origin of dancing from the Jews, when they worshipped the golden calf: Before this ydoll dauncing, both wife and man Despised God; thus dauncing first began.
Vpon Fryday morning I set on towardes Thetford, dauncing that tenne mile in three houres; for I left Bury somewhat after seauen in the morning, and was at Thetford somewhat after ten that same forenoone.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "dauncing" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
