Sentence examples for be dancing on the from inspiring English sources
I don't get a chance to dance that much these days but when you're DJing you need to be dancing on the inside.
There will be dancing on the streets Sofia - which might explain why there was no-one in the stadium, it's very hard to navigate through the traffic of people dancing in the streets, which might explain why no-one made it to the game.
They may be "dancing on the Titanic".
They'll be dancing on the streets of Liberec! 6.15pm BST It's thrill a minute now!
Guess who will be dancing on the last day of the season.
(It may well be that if Saddam's regime falls there will be dancing on the streets of Basra. But then, if the Bush regime were to fall, there would be dancing on the streets the world over).
Suddenly, the sun came out in the sky and in my heart, and I was dancing on the clutch.
Anderson added, "He was dancing on the tracks one night".
Billboard wrote, "No one is dancing on the edges of rock'n'roll's contradictions as effectively these days as U2".
The way I remember it is, they were playing house music, and I was dancing on the dance floor.
The One is dancing on the edge of one term.
