Sentence examples for back at the disco from inspiring English sources

But while the track looked back at the disco days of Gimme!

Mr. Solomon is also half of the production duo Freaks, which recently released "Meanwhile, Back at the Disco" (Music for Freaks), a witty disc of dense robotic funk.

After Mr. Wood joined the Stones, the band had its best-selling album with "Some Girls" in 1978, kicking back at the disco and punk coming out of New York City.

Abruptly, the overhead lights came back on, the disco ball stopped turning, and the collectors returned to their desks.

Dance Fever: Back to the disco, modernized style.

Phyllis injures her back dancing at the cafe disco and bonds with Dwight as he tries to relieve her back.

In the past few months, the Daily Telegraph and the Times have both produced cut-out-and-keep guides on 'how to spot an emo' - "make-up-stained eyes hiding behind thick, gelled-down black hair; black depressing clothes; seem to like mutilating their bodies" - while other emo acts such as Panic! at the Disco, Taking Back Sunday and Fall Out Boy have risen to prominence.

He's the miserable cunt at the disco, the back-row giggler at your funeral.

We've just tapped into a general wave of nostalgia along with things like School Disco and all the TV programmes looking back at the 80s.

Back at the front, revellers are shy to be interviewed, perhaps a hangover of disco polo's former bad reputation.

Panic at the Disco's "Pretty.