Sentence examples for appears to dance from inspiring English sources

The segment began with Fred Astaire in "You're All the World to Me," from "Royal Wedding": the number in which Astaire's character, delirious in love, appears to dance on the walls and ceiling of a small furnished room.

It isn't hard to see why the Russian leader would want to see the break-up of the UK – a weakened Western alliance for starters – but more depressing is the way the SNP appears to dance to the former KGB man's tune, with senior members of the party clocking up what seems like countless hours on state propaganda outlet RT (formerly Russia Today).

His swirling buildings appeared to dance wildly before uncomprehending eyes.

The figures are so exquisitely depicted, they appear to dance off the dish.

The buildings that face the sun appear to dance in the light.

The architects designed the structure with at least two floors between balconies, which will appear to dance around the building.

She appeared to dance in place at times, sort of a Scottish jig, especially when she saw her breeder, Mary O'Neal.

An outward sweep of unpainted, broad roof overhangs, projecting outriggers, and rafter tails appear to dance with the light.

In this tribute to Southwestern deserts, ingenious scenic and choreographic images make everything from wrens to gila monsters appear to dance.

The fineness allowed by the technique might be what makes the posts holding an undulating net appear to dance in "Fence, Mexico" by Peter Layton.

In For Charles Curtis, one of the other works performed tonight, long sine waves and sustained cello notes appear to dance with each other, their waveforms rhythmically interacting through precise microtonal shifts in tuning.