Sentence examples for been asked to dance from inspiring English sources

I've been asked to dance in the supermarket.

Stepping off the stage, still singing, he bursts into a spot of dancing, staring at the floor like the geekiest boy in class who has been asked to dance with the girl of his dreams.

Tolstoy explains the smile: That smile said: "I'd be glad to rest and sit with you; I'm tired; but you see, I've been asked to dance, and I'm glad of it, and I'm happy, and I love everybody, and you and I understand all that," and much, much more.

"You have no idea how long I've been asking to dance 'Swan Lake,' and they refuse".

Entirely in someone else's power, you relinquish yourself to them - dancing when you are asked to dance, lying down on a bed when you are told to, and answering questions about yourself, some of them quite intimate.

The Thor star was asked to dance by a fan after he remarked that he enjoyed dancing.

"It's always exciting to be asked to dance somewhere else," she said.

They are asked to dance around, to adopt glamorous poses, and finally, to act.

My father was in the Masonics and occasionally I'd be asked to dance at one of their dos.

And in a third, crowd members were asked to dance inside a translucent dome, their shadows visible to an audience outside.

Mr. Leon Talley said he imagined a ball in Venice with the ladies gossiping as they waited to be asked to dance.