Sentences with phrase «flash mob dance»

For a short moment, we had some innovative law firm marketing going on with Blakes flash mob dance!

In wildly un-Canadian-law-firm fashion about 48 articling students, partners, associates, and staff from the Toronto office of Blake Cassels & Graydon LLP shook their booty in a flash mob dance in the food court of Commerce Court over the lunch hour.

At the 2012 convocation exercises yesterday, graduating students broke out into that same flash mob dance as a sign of thanks to...

I've loved the Black Panther reaction videos, read the reviews / think pieces, swooned over folks lining theaters, tried to teach myself Panther flash mob dance moves, admired all the African threads.

In the past, Ryan hasn't hesitated to dress up as a chipmunk, blast Eye of the Tiger in the elevator, or host flash mob dance parties at his offices.

When I think of flash mobs, I can't help but think of this flash mob dancing video below from the show, Modern Family (yes, it's worth watching).

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She writes on her blog, «Shalom in City» and at the top of her bucket list is to dance in a flash mob — all the better if it's to Michael Jackson's, «Thriller».

At camp, she loves water activities, dancing to the flash mob, and bonding with all the campers and counselors.

Albeit a dance flash mob, for viewing pleasure, here's the flash mob video from one of my favorite shows, Modern Family:

A flash mob of dancing Technology, Innovation, and Education Program students further livened up the event.

A flash mob of dancing Technology, Innovation, and Education...

The flash mob includes a choreographed dance (anyone can perform) and tail wagging theme chant.

Join theSuper Smiley Flash Mob 4 Pet Adoption and dance for the dogs this fall.

According to the Toronto Star, they even held an impromptu flash mob where they went to a square and danced with their favorite skeins of yarn to «I had the Time of My Life» with banners proclaiming «Taking Sock Knitting Almost Too Far.»

I propose that every Q.C. appointed lawyer in B.C. and across Canada surrender their titles, to the AG of the province, in a «flash mob» protest (dancing is optional) to ensure equal protection and defence of Her Majesty's legal distinction across Canada.

Ruth Carter: Okay, so flash mobs are the unexpected public shenanigans, people dancing in the street or not wearing their underwear on the subway, doing a living Where's Waldo game, fake protests, dressing up like zombies and scaring people along running paths, these are all things that I've done.

«The flash mob was choreographed by Alayna Miller, a lawyer at Sevigny Westdal LLP, as well as Vice Chair for the Ontario Bar Association's Young Lawyers Division (OBA - YLD), and, more importantly, a member of the Ottawa dance company Ottawa Dance Fusion.&rdance company Ottawa Dance Fusion.&rDance Fusion.»