prance
jaunce old use

By the third day, she pranced away on seeing her friends.

She'll go prancing up there and we'll let nature take its course.

He pranced up to the woman and began to ask questions.

Oh, I can just see myself prancing out of here into the street with this bit around my neck!

One of the horses had small feet, a light, almost prancing step.

If only they'd stop prancing and chanting for a moment!

Then she pranced her way over to where I was seated and gave me a short private show.

The horse pranced for the girl to show her how beautiful he was.

When prancing, your steps must come on each beat of the measure.

I got so sick of her prancing around, and we thought it'd be funny.

He could not be quiet there with those bears prancing after him all the time.

And with mission in hand, the blonde pranced out of the room.

She had watched me through most of the praying and prancing.

He was still prancing in front of me and waving the gun around.

Most of the time they pranced around bragging about themselves to each other.

Words pranced across the page almost too fast for him to keep pace.

She pranced back to her chair and flung herself into it.

The lights went down and she pranced out of sight off the stage.

Imagine prancing around in time to music, just for the enjoyment of it.

Trigger pranced along as they made their way over the grass to the front door.

"This music about us would set the dead to prancing, sister!

You've got to stop prancing around without any clothes on."

Soon it seemed I could see something prancing among the flames behind the windows.

Then the man started spinning about while prancing in agony.

"It certainly looked like Gary was bothered by something and pranced around a little bit."

But recently, here in Prance, two things have come up about it.

I saw her prance in here an hour ago, and she never came out!"

"I'd planned to buy a car in Prance and see the continent for a few months."

And how do you know Prance was mixed up in anything like that?"

Then it gave a prance and brought one leg down on the Guardian's toes.

Without it, all he had was the occasional prance of footsteps above him, presumably from a higher floor.

I can quite honestly say in 17 years of practice, I have never seen a judge prance.

No sooner had Prance confessed than he withdrew his confession.

When they toss you off, they'll prick up their tails and prance.

Each does a little prance and discusses art.

The harpers had already struck a fast prance tune, "Will she stay with me?"

Classy, he thought, watching the mounted officer prance in and out of the jam.

Despite some tender moments, the woman's main solo is a coquettish prance.

The prance returned to her step, as if she were a young girl in her first pair of heels.

The dancer spun on the ball of his right foot, as though to leap away in a wild prance.

To make the crops grow there, apparently, one does an exquisite foot-crossing prance.

"You mean old Prance and his man - what's- his-name?"

In short, she reverts to the childlike prance with which she began.

Judy was almost running in place, squeezing her legs together in between each prance to the other foot.

Then we heard the preen and prance of his hoofs as he came toward the mare.

But a shell had fallen off Prances' box.

"Never mind; I 've had a good time, anyway," she added, giving a little prance in her chair.

Tom is puzzled to see a second captain, but all the same must salute as Jerry-captain prances up the steps.

A crowd gathers to watch a handsome black horse prance to music on its hind legs.

Then how did Prance know the details given by Bedloe?