Her free arm swayed dramatically above her.
As Googoosh performed, spotlights illuminated a sea of raised arms, swaying and clapping.
A young mother holds her crying daughter in her arms, swaying to the music.
With her arms swaying above her head, she made the mean-mug expression that always cracked her friends up, then broke into a radiant smile.
Jones, dancing his 1987 solo "Etudes," repeats a twisting movement, body low, arms swaying side to side in response to swiveling hips -- a lyrical version of the twist.
But then we saw a man, fully on fire from top to bottom, like you see on a film, with his arms swaying around.
From the far side of the rink they skate towards us in a flock formation, arms swaying slowly from side to side.
Serna also made a DVD showing Danielson's victories in the California state mile championship in 1965 and 1966, his face placid, his arms swaying slightly, his sinewy legs carrying him to easy victory.
He's not yet penned anything as thrillingly menacing as his closing cover of the Jesus and Mary Chain's Snakedriver, although snappy, arty, swaggering anthems such as Brother and No Shows get arms swaying like a 70s glam rock gig.
He shuffles quickly about the room, one of his arms swaying erratically up and down, as if it had a life and mind of its own, while the other hangs limp at his side.
Up on Swimming Pool Hill one recent evening, five police officers in blue uniforms took time off from their duties, dancing in a circle near the swimming pool, their outstretched arms swaying to Tajik music floating from the window of their Toyota Land Cruiser.
