Sentence examples for a sort of shuffle from inspiring English sources
There was a sort of shuffle outside, on East Fourth Street, but Sturges dismissed it.
A knock on the wall or the ceiling would be great". There was a sort of shuffle outside, on East Fourth Street, but Sturges dismissed it.
At this point in the process, he was already a few months in at the public school and had not gotten lost in any sort of shuffle.
She plays a German woman named Susanne, living in Hamburg, and does so without vanity; Susanne is graying and stout, a trifle blurred around the edges, and she potters along, flat-shoed, in a sort of dazed shuffle.
Today, J'ouvert brings together more than 200,000 people, who join in the revelry by playing mas (short for masquerade), which consists of donning macabre costumes or covering themselves up in mud and paint and chipping (a sort of marching shuffle) down the street to the sounds of riotous steel pan music.
He described the song's sound as having a "fifties sort of shuffle".
After hearing the original version of the song, Lawrence described it as having a "'50s sort of shuffle".
I said 'Well, I don't think black folks like to camp as much as white folks!' And she said 'You son of a bitch!' And then there was a guy, who did a sort of white man shuffle in response, and said," – Harvey dropped his voice – "'We understand.'" Afterwards, Harvey went to the consultant.
A handful of regulars has it down; it's a sort of buoyant three-step shuffle.
Not dancing at all is much more preferable than being the kind of person who's so embarrassed by their inability to dance properly that they resort to a sort of lumbering, distanced, pseudo-shuffle.
