Sentence examples for ballroom show from inspiring English sources

Newsreader Natasha Kaplinsky has said the BBC "forced" her to take part in hit ballroom show Strictly Come Dancing.

The Strictly Come Dancing presenter Claudia Winkleman is to return to the hit ballroom show this weekend.

The return of its rival - the BBC's ballroom show Strictly Come Dancing - will also up the stakes as the broadcasters battle to dominate Saturday night viewing.

The presenter, who was voted off the BBC ballroom show last month after dancing a steamy salsa with Artem Chigvintsev, said she revelled in her new glamorous image.

Next, the 15 contestants were paired off with professional dancers who will be mentoring them through the ballroom show in the hope of lifting the Glitter Ball Trophy.

The Spin Doctors took a moment to pose for a group photo before exiting stage left at their sold-out Bowery Ballroom show on Thursday night.

There is no cover charge for lounge shows; tickets for parlor and ballroom shows are usually $5 to $25.

But as the 2005 hit documentary "Mad Hot Ballroom" showed, the fifth-grade dancers from Bensonhurst's Public School 112 represented a rainbow of ethnicities.

It began as a speculative celebrity reinvention of a ballroom dancing show that had been consigned to the archives.

The celebrity ballroom dancing show attracted 6.53 million viewers on BBC One, while ITV's singing contest was watched by 5.85 million.

This is the not the first time that the BBC's celebrity ballroom dancing show, X Factor has been consistently losing out since Strictly Come Dancing returned three weeks ago.