Examples of using Bojangles in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nice shoes, Bojangles.
Bojangles got you covered.
Black dog named Bojangles.
Mr Bojangles likes to smoke cigars.
Following that, though, we tried Bojangles.
Bojangles' broke all the rules.
The dog's tag says Mr. Bojangles?
This“Bojangles” song congratulated his achievement.
But wait-- what about Bojangles'?
Bojangles suspect in court; another arrest made.
You hear me, Billy Bojangles McMahon?
Tell Mr. Bojangles to keep his fuckin' trap shut.
We got a black male at Bojangles Restaurant.
On the occasion of the reissues of the two most indispensable books about Astaire,it's worth taking another look at“Bojangles.”.
Just the dog, for now. Mr. Bojangles, after the song.
Instead of playin', you makin' like Mr. Bojangles.
Duke Ellington composed"Bojangles(A Portrait of Bill Robinson)", a set of rhythmic variations as a salute to the great dancer.
Yeah, well, you go to hell, Mr. Bojangles.
Mr. Bojangles" came with us, of course, and Mademoiselle Superfluous joined us a little later; we had to go pick her up at the airport, because she had a special status.
Ask and thou shall receive, huh, Mr. Bojangles?
And the only places toget WiFi are in the school buildings, or at the Bojangles Fried Chicken joint, which I find myself squatting outside of a lot.
It lasted a long time, but always ended too soon, andmy mother would clap her hands excitedly and shout,"Let's play'Bojangles' again!".
And the only places toget WiFi are in the school buildings, or at the Bojangles Fried Chicken joint, which I find myself squatting outside of a lot.
On the living-room couch, in front of a huge black-and-white snapshot of Mom diving into a pool in an evening gown, there was a lovely old-fashioned turntablethat always played the same Nina Simone album, and the same song:"Mr. Bojangles.".
He's that colored guy, you know,"Mr. Bojangles." She's right.
HOW should we react today to“Bojangles of Harlem,” the extended solo in the 1936 film“Swing Time” in which Fred Astaire, then at the height of his fame, wears blackface to evoke the African-American dancer Bill Robinson?
Detective Ridge, on May 6th, 1993, you went to the Bojangles Restaurant.
Most people think that Sammy Davis Jr. orNina Simone wrote Mr. Bojangles, but it's actually written by a guy called Jerry Jeff Walker who hardly anybody knows about.
In view of those white American attitudes toward blacks in this era,the nature of Astaire's tribute in“Bojangles” becomes much clearer.
Sure, Astaire's dancing went way beyond tap- like so many virtuosos, white or black, he resisted categorization-but what he's doing in“Bojangles” and many other solos sure as hell ain't ballroom.