Sentence examples for I like dancing from inspiring English sources

Occasionally I like dancing it in and out of the coolest flames at the edge of the fire, browning it only slightly.

They were telling me about the floor work: you crawl over on your arms, shake your hair about in their face, get your cheap perfume and fill 'em up, and say, 'I like dancing for real gentlemen.'" This, presumably, does not happen too often in Hobart.

"I like dancing, I like talking to dev[eloper]s.

"I like dancing here because these are my people.

"I like dancing but I like (roller-skating) better because it's harder, more challenging," Von Bergman says.

"I'm old, but I'm so very beautiful right now, and I like dancing because I feel pretty," Santos said, standing up and showcasing his self-proclaimed 25-inch waist.

"When I started choreographing, I liked dancing as an autonomous art form.

I had a hard time talking to people, so I really liked dancing.

This avoidance of a fused participle makes sense: you say about the abovementioned bear "I like his dancing," not "I like him dancing," because you want to stress not the bear but his action in prancing about.

"We like dancing and singing.

Some days I feel fucking ancient, others I feel like dancing like I'm 18. You'll never leave your youth behind, because everyone's always going to want to talk to you about carrying watermelons and putting baby in the corner.