Sentence examples for born to dance from inspiring English sources

The administration of Long Beach High School, where there's a boy on the cheerleading team ["Front and Center on the Sidelines," Dec. 3] should take the whole school to the movies to see "Billy Elliot," the story of a boy who was born to dance ballet and pursued his dream even though his whole dancing-school class was made up of girls.

In other words, he was born to dance.

Watching Trent glide across the stage, it's obvious that he was born to dance.

Like Mr. Glover and Eleanor Powell, Mumble was born to dance.

Susan Jaffe was born to dance "Swan Lake" along with "The Sleeping Beauty," and she did.

Phillips-Silver, J., et al. Born to dance but beat deaf: a new form of congenital amusia.

Springsteen unleashed a hit-ridden, two-and-a-half-hour long set with the crowd singing along to "Born to Run", "Dancing in the Dark" and "Thunder Road".

8 30 P.M. (ABC Family) HAPPY FEET (2006) Savion Glover brings his shuffle and stomp to Mumble, left, an emperor penguin (with the voice of Elijah Wood) born to tap dance, in this Oscar-winning animated film from George Miller, the director behind "Babe: Pig in the City".

Some people were born to sing or dance: Ms. Toliver was born to plug.

I've got rock'n'roll in my blood," Shatner once maintained – and no doubt all of these actors-turned-singers, would, if attacked, fall back on the desperate plea that, as artists, they were born to act, sing, dance... Don't consign them to a pigeonhole.

(Repeated at 3 and 8 30 p.m). 1 35 P.M. (ABC Family) HAPPY FEET (2006) Savion Glover brings his shuffle and stomp to Mumble, below, an emperor penguin (with the voice of Elijah Wood) born to tap-dance, in this Oscar-winning animated film from George Miller, the director behind "Babe: Pig in the City".