| The two began to dance a hora in the street, moving to one side, then the other. |
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| The national dance is the hora, a circle dance performed at festive occasions. |
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| Samba and tamale, signifyin and fufu, hora and matzoh ball, the gumbo of American culture is lush and tantalizing. |
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| One of the most common and generalized folk dances is the hora, danced by men and women holding hands. |
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| Festivities lasted an hour and a half, during which tourists picked roses and joined in the traditional hora dance with costumed Bulgarians of all ages. |
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| It's like doing the hora with Mormons, but without any sense of danger. |
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| She did march down the aisle, and she was able to stay late enough at the reception to witness a twenty-minute or so rendition of the hora that left the Chinese waiters staring in amazement. |
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| Let them close their eyes and dance the hora with themselves. |
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| We visited an ossuary at Kutna Hora which contained the remains of several thousand dedicated churchgoers. |
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| Kutna Hora is laid out on a higgledy-piggledy hillside plan, a response to the mine-works underneath. |
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| Guitarist Jeremy Hora spoke prior to show time about his bandmates, the pressure of living up to the expectations of such a successful debut, and his love for Gordie Johnson. |
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| Very beautiful home at the gateway of the Citadel of Hora, a dwelling consisting of two bordering traditional buildings, with patio, dovecot, cellar and sea view. 83 sq m plus possible extension. |
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| La Hora de los Hornos explains the rise of anti-imperialist regimes in the global south, the first of which was Peronism in Argentina. |
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| Newspapers with daily distribution are El Nuevo Dia, El Vocero and Indice, Metro, and Primera Hora. |
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| The 45-year old story of the Zero Hora newspaper from the very beginning to the present was documented with numerous speeches and an impressive multi-media presentation. |
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| Frequencies are often abbreviated from Latin, such as every 8 hours reading Q8H from Quaque VIII Hora. |
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