Now the polonaise.

Ladies and gentlemen, let's have the Polonaise!

At the end of the 18th century, Polish classical music evolved into national forms like the polonaise.

Dance like this, like this.

Like to dance?

They like to dance.

You like to dance?

Looks like they're working up a sun dance.

Dance however you like it

Do you like to dance?

Can you dance like that?

You... you like to dance?

I'd like to see you do a dance, marshal.

Would you like to dance, Bark?

Senora, would you like to dance?

Monsieur, Gigi would like to dance.

We like to dance together, we like singing together.

Would you like to dance with me?

Would you like to dance with me?

Would you like to dance with me?

Perhaps you'd like to dance, Miss Kelly.

Would you like to dance, honey? Hey!

How you like to dance, my son.

They send forth their little ones like a flock. Their children dance.

You all, I guess, like me, enjoy watching a ballet dancer dance.

Dance like this. Do you know the Robot?

Dance whatever tempo you like. I'll follow you.

From upstairs, it sounded like that Sabre Dance.

I didn't know you could dance like that!

They send forth their little ones like a flock, and their children dance.

I feel sure that you should like to have a dance with Miss Marina.

Perhaps our friend here would like to have my dance.

Do we look like the cast from some Maypole dance?

You look like Cary Grant. Want to dance with me?

I'll become an artist, will dance and sing like Rosa...

Come on. Follow me. Dance, dance, dance.

On the other hand we have two moving protocells that like to circle each other, and they form a kind of a dance, a complex dance with each other.

Dance, monkeys, dance

Dance monkeys, dance.

A ceremonial dance.

To a dance.

When he goes down, I'll dance a jig like Hitler did when France went down!

And from now onwards, you will dance... like nobody ever before.

Let's dance, let's dance.

And we should dance dance dance to these stereotypes.