tap-dance

• “It doesn't feel right to give a rating to this staged reading of a new musical comedy. it's a tap-dance crazy show and in a dance-oriented musical, much of the story should be pushed forward by the dancing.”

  The Huffington Post: Michael Giltz: NYMF #4: Jazz, Kiddies, Camp, Tap, Tut and Vamps

• “It was the rollicking verbal tap-dance of a poodle on a lino floor.”

  Fictionaut: Three Mississippi

• “Her little feet tap, tap, tap-dance on the kitchen tiles.”

  The Huffington Post: Jennifer La Lima-Ortmuller: Vision 2011: Presence And Connectedness Through Ritual

• “With all the performing, including a tap-dance number, she says the pounds are coming off.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Bernadette Peters Turns Dark

• “Not to demean the resumes or achievements of individual contestants, but overall the shift away from straight-up beauty contest has simply had the effect of adding into the mix a section where you ask beautiful people basic questions they seem unable to answer, while forcing them to tap-dance and "advocate.”

  The Washington Post: Is Miss America to blame for Sarah Palin's 'blood libel' video?

• “They socialised with everyone from Frank Sinatra, Bette Davis and Gloria Swanson to Fred Astaire – who taught the six-year-old Ty to tap-dance down Sunset Boulevard.”

  The Guardian: 'Dad was too much to compete with'

• “Musical storylines may be accused of sentimentality or melodrama – boy meets girl, boy loses girl, boy and girl tap-dance into the sunset – but at least they have a relevance to their audience's lives.”

  The Guardian: Opera versus musicals: which do you prefer?

• “Their prescription: good hygiene, the consumption of donuts and tap-dance routines.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Stillman's Big-Screen Return

• “Kathleen Hagan, founder and president of Boston-based Hagan Co., started tap-dance classes as a way to stay fit during the winter months.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Putting the Fun Back Into Exercise With a Little Footwork

• “In a CNN interview with Piers Morgan, Romney's only misstep was his clumsy attempt to distinguish between calling Mubarak a dictator (which he wouldn't), and calling him a "monarch-like" figure (which he would), which unfortunately recalled his clumsier attempt to tap-dance away from the mandate that everyone buy health insurance that he put at the heart of his own state plan.”

  The Huffington Post: Marty Kaplan: Mitt Romney's South Park Primary

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