Sentence examples for better for dancing from inspiring English sources

Slower songs are generally categorized as more lyrical and is more commonly seen in hip-hop, while faster songs are considered better for dancing and are more commonly played in clubs.

The news was no better for "Dancing," which capped its season-long ratings descent with the worst numbers ever for a finale.

The place and time of Pavlova's birth could hardly have been better for a child with an innate talent for dancing.

At present he's better known for dancing than choreography.

(Soda pop had been spread on it to give better traction for dancing, a man told us later, and Mr. Jackson, who likes to slip and slide around, wanted it off).

Stephen Mear's choreography creates an unlikely show-stealing number for Claire Machin and Peter Polycarpou in which the stalwart secretary and the time-and-motion expert (who could be better qualified for dancing?) glide around the floor with bosomy drollness, as if they were taking part in a skating version of Are You Being Served?

Dawn French for dancing.

His songs aren't for dancing.

I used to get awards for dancing.

Dramatic laser lights for dancing.

Perfect for dancing.