This time around, Earley does not always toe-dance down these chalk lines with the same grace he showed in “Jim the Boy.”

They had to be expert ballet dancers, have good singing voices, and they had to be able to prove all this by doing a toe-dance on a cantering bareback horse, while singing in key.

Last weekend's last-second win over Pittsburgh, on Dwight Hardy's baseline toe-dance, was another signature moment in a season in which St. John's has also defeated Duke, Notre Dame, Connecticut and Georgetown.

On Their Toes Dance is another flavor of the week with five performances today alone.

On Their Toes Dance fans also have a good week, with three entries that fortunately don't conflict.

This was a classic toe dance.

"Right now, the Fed is executing a neat toe dance between holding down inflation and staving off a slide towards a recession."

Instead of a toe dance she carried out a Spanish castanet dance in costume, which earned her an enthusiastic response from the audience.

She is about to undergo simultaneous knee implants, "so that I can toe dance again, you see ...

All look up and reel back and erupt into a rapid-fire heel and toe dance: salvation via the universal urge to dance.

ON THEIR TOES Dance dominates the free outdoor concert scene this week.

On Their Toes Dance monopolizes the free outdoor concert scene this week, especially at Heckscher Park in Huntington, with four nights scheduled.

There was a hot flicker of pain that stabbed up the backbone, then ran around the ribs and began doing something on the order of a toe dance in Thomas' stomach.

The little toe dance she did would probably scare a mouse senseless, and Scotty discovered that she would stand her ground even if he mimicked her sideways attack and advanced upon her.

Even before the Webster affair, Mr. Pitt's clumsiness at what Mr. Gutfreund called "the Washington toe dance" had led him to a series of political stumbles and a rising chorus of criticism.

"I ran away at 15 to time step with the Georgie Hale Dancers and toe dance on the Shubert circuit," 'Old Show-Biz Adrenalin' "A tribute from this crowd means you've arrived," Mr. Mason said.

Furthermore, each prisoner has been shackled to a wall by a chain that runs to his ankle, allowing him freedom enough to do push-ups or (in Mr. McCowen's case) a sprightly toe dance in lieu of calisthenics, but not much else.

On the darkened screen of his eyes he saw the mortician's table, saw the sheet covering Marjorie Glick's body start to tremble, saw her hand fall out and begin its delicate toe dance on the air - He opened his eyes.