Sentence examples for I ever danced from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes I can't believe I ever danced, and sometimes I can't believe I never not danced," she said.

I don't think I ever danced so hard in my life, and I don't think they'd ever seen a man move that fast".

His daughter, Lady Sybil Crawley, who holds the distastefully modern idea that women should be allowed to vote, does the unladylike thing and becomes a nurse, giving her the melancholy line to deliver: "Sometimes it feels as if all men that I ever danced with are dead".

"That was the first time I ever danced with more black people than white people, and I still kind of stuck out, but I wasn't very used to being around black people," she said, laughing.

But I can honestly say that every time I have ever danced on a table, fallen asleep on a table, removed an inappropriate amount of clothing on a table, before dancing and then falling asleep on the table, and once when I tried to prove I could lick my own nipple at a staff party, tequila was involved.

What do you try to pass on to your dancers when you are coaching the works that you danced in? A. "Symphony in Three Movements" is one of the most difficult ballets I've ever danced, and it's one of the most difficult that I've staged.

"Sometimes it feels as if all the men I've ever danced with are dead," moans Lady Sybil, on hearing more bad news from the front.

Upon entrance, would a man in a dog mask ask me if I'd ever danced with the devil by the pale moonlight?

The writer Irvine Welsh has said that A3 is "the first band I could ever dance to in the daytime hours without chemical assistance".

To his fans, probably the most special thing he ever danced was the "I Want to Be Ready" section of "Revelations".

In this "Michael" episode, the Warblers are dancing more than they've ever danced, and it's really exciting... especially in the "Bad" number.