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• Big blonde girls in tiny skirts twirling batons?
• CYMBELINE ( 1989 ) Flying thrones, American Indians twirling batons and Joan Cusack as Imogen.
• They were once the sweethearts of the marching band, the girls in sequins and sparkles, tossing and twirling batons with daring and grace.
• Odegaard, herself a 57-year-old who enjoys twirling batons and eating M & AMP; Ms, said seniors'active lifestyles have changed their perceptions of fashion.
• You come in to work every day, and there are people practicing dancing in one room and singing in another, or they're acting, or juggling, or twirling batons.
• As it is, a delightful dividend from our history of emigration is that Americans twirling batons and wearing spangly Irish dancing costumes pour back into Ireland for St . Patrick's Day.
• Dottie turns out to be a tough, over-the-hill dancer named Lady Luck who is reduced to doing lascivious things with a twirling baton in a low-end strip bar called the Crack.
• A few minutes later, when the first of dozens of bands in the St . Patrick's Day parade marched by with twirling batons, tinkling glockenspiels and noses and knees tipped with red by the rain and the cold, Gordon's face was wreathed in smiles.
• During Miss Davis ten years at Greenville, the team evolved from just simple marching, stunts, and holding up letters, to twirling batons, performing basic dance steps, and eventually, with some help from the band director at Port Arthur High School in southeast Texas, becoming a precision drum and bugle corps.
• The president of the United States, who had actually moved the date of his State of the Union address so as not to conflict with the Miss USA Pageant, found himself sideswiped by a development even more distracting than the prospect of several dozen large-haired women twirling batons and expressing their desire for world peace _ the verdict in the civil trial of O . J . Simpson.