This formation is the same for any version of the Virginia reel.

This has given rise to a large number of dances called the Virginia reel.

The Virginia reel was a popular dance, and in each area there would be slight differences.

The Virginia reel is a folk dance that dates from the 17th century.

Described below is one version of the Virginia reel.

Suddenly a young man rounds up the crowd for the last dance, a lively Virginia reel.

It is never a romping dance, like the Virginia reel, for instance.

The Virginia reel is among the square dances classified as the state dance.

A band plays, and visitors are encouraged to join in the Virginia reel.

When the characters dance, they do a little of the swim, the twist and the Virginia reel.

The week before we learned a Virginia reel.

The dance looks like a cross between a Virginia reel and a square dance.

Ned, don't forget you promised me a Virginia reel.

Virginia Reel can refer to any of the following:

Virginia Reels used a side friction-like track resembling a trench.

Health-conscious older people labor in the barn doing the Virginia Reel.

It looked like a Virginia reel with behemoths.

They also learn 18th-century dances like the Virginia Reel and patriotic songs from that era.

The Virginia Reel is probably related to it.

In whole-set dances, such as the Virginia Reel, only the head couple is active.

In its early days it was painted a patriotic red, white and blue, and they danced a wild Virginia reel there.

Mrs.Ward taught us a dance called the Virginia reel.

Her playing can be heard on their music, especially The Virginia Reel, part 1 in which all the family members had solos.

Virginia Reel is a solitaire card game which uses two decks of 52 playing cards mixed together.