1. Another pagan survival is the maypole.

2. A Maypole sprung up and the displaced tuff was unfurled on the tarmac road.

3. The day will include dancing round the maypole by Stokesley Primary School.

4. It is probable that a maypole tradition had already been in existence for many years, if not centuries.

5. The girls danced lightly round about the maypole.

6. Another is to decorate a maypole with ribbons.

7. Children dance around a maypole a centuries - old tradition that is still thriving in eastern Europe.

8. However, their devotions were often disturbed by the sounds of revelry and dancing as the villagers gathered around the nearby maypole.

9. At Barwick the new garlands are taken round the surrounding villages and a collection made before they are attached to the maypole.

10. Parkes, Phil, Epping forest ranger and frequenter of the Maypole.

11. I was in Barwick again on Spring Bank Tuesday to see the maypole raised, but before that was the gala.

12. The images swirled and danced in her head like figures around a maypole.

13. Similarly an eyelash in certain light is a prism and becomes a maypole of rainbow colours.

14. We seemed to be circling it like the ribbons of a maypole.

15. To recreate the country's Midsummer celebration,(sentence dictionary) people in traditional dress danced around a maypole.

16. But when I'm thinking about war, I don't want to prance around the Maypole.

17. Jim: What are those long ribbons hanging down from the top of the Maypole for?

18. Traditional English May Day rites and celebrations include Morris dancing, crowning a May Queen, celebrating Green Man day and dancing around a Maypole.

19. These days, Midsummer is celebrated with songs, feasts, and dancing around the maypole.