Sentence examples for attention dancing from inspiring English sources

Patrons would travel from neighbouring counties to witness Little Tich's peculiarities, and the youngster revelled in the attention, dancing comically on his father's saloon bar to curious guests.

Besides the illicit drugs themselves, other contributing factors related to the severe illness could include crowded conditions that make it hard to get medical attention, dancing to exhaustion, the lengthy 12-hour duration of some of these events, a failure to notice early when something goes wrong, and how a person inexperienced with drugs may take a dose that overwhelms the body.

Back in Dec. 2012, he captured plenty of attention for dancing gangnam style to spur more attention toward our fiscal crisis from young folks.

So when Farrah Fawcett, as Dr. T's wife, has a nervous breakdown, it seems logical that she asks for attention by dancing in a mall water fountain and taking off all her clothes.

Get her attention by dancing sexily on your own.

"She loved attention, she loved dancing, she loved music," added Mr. Rosado, a security manager at the Maritime Hotel in the meatpacking district.

The music is playing pretty softly but this one part gets my attention: "She started dancing to that FINE FINE music/ You know her life was saved by rock'n'roll".

Miliband turns his attentions to poll dancing Ed Miliband's staff say he is staying calm and focused on the long term as his position in the opinion polls gets ever worse.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, December 8 , 1928P. 21 College students are being subjected to much criticism because they pay so much attention to dancing and recreation.

The New Yorker, December 8 , 1928P. 21 College students are being subjected to much criticism because they pay so much attention to dancing and recreation.

After four years as the troubled barmaid, she then turned her attention to dancing, eventually being crowned Strictly's winner in 2010.