rhumba

And Bill made her rhumba with him around the room.

He was not quite at home doing the rhumba in this film.

"I don't have to do the rhumba in front of my students to get their attention," he said.

The rhumba box carries the bass part of the music.

Technology has helped things along; it's a lot easier to program a rhumba on a drum machine than it is to learn to play one.

Elsewhere in the play, a rhumba plays on the radio; there is a waltz.

The only sound in the zoo was the gimp-legged rhumba of the wall clock.

The sound of rhumba music came through the archway and she nodded her gold head in time to it, smiling.

On the record label, however, it was called a rhumba, not only the wrong genre, but misspelled as well.

Peter couldn't have been more surprised if Logan had put on mouse ears and offered to dance the rhumba.

His voice cut through the muted rhumba music like a shovel through snow.

If not for the earth rhumba in California last year, some of us would hardly remember the 1989 World Series.

She was just sitting there filing her nails and listening to Sancho's rhumba music over the radio.

Koffi was quoted as saying - I am shocked to learn that the standards of the rhumba music in the country are this high.

Mr. Cooper turned this rhumba into polished serious dancing.

So, at first, we saw nothing unusual in his bonce doing the rhumba on top of his neck.

Today, Mopao is the undisputed king of romantic rhumba.

Music styles on this album range from 'inferno' blues to 'junkyard' rhumba.

Alas, Hector had specialized in the rhumba, but not in emergency resuscitation.

The second was the Rhumba.

It is still not as hectic as its parent Afro Rhumba.

Second two, rhumba and pase doble, he wins.

But as his band jumped into peppy ska or the pop-flamenco that the French call rhumba, the party never stopped.

Other frenetic dances such as the rhumba, cha-cha, or watusi, may be substituted.