Sentence examples for bug dance from inspiring English sources

With "Fury," Mr. Rushdie seems to have wanted to write a New York bookend to his big-city novels -- "Midnight's Children," which immortalized Bombay, and "The Satanic Verses," which immortalized London -- a novel that addressed the lure of the American Dream, its "Jitter Bug" dance of expectation and disappointment.

PAUL: Our Queen-esque multi-part bug dance number "Bedbug Anthem" was the first song I believe.

Silence is replaced by the rushing sounds of the waterfall, bugs dance in and the air assumes the heady scent of hemlock.

Other artists in the running included favourite Laura Mvula, teenager Jake Bug and dance group Rudimental.

If politicians begin to compete by seeing who can eat the biggest pile of bugs or dance a rumba, or whip up a multicourse meal that exploits squid to its fullest culinary potential, then you could say the process is borrowing from contemporary reality TV.

After doing his military service in Israel in the early 1980s, he caught the dance bug when watching five men dancing to a Greek folk tune; he had always loved Greek music.Then, in one of the more bizarre twists in this itinerant choreographer's tale, Mr Galili learnt how to cut and shape poodles' hair for rich poodle-owners.

Ashton, the chief architect of the British Royal Ballet's style, was raised in South America, where he got the dance bug from watching the Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova.

For a mere $10 a night, audiences can sample a mixed program and, with some luck, be bitten by the dance bug.

Not only does it look like a sassy little lady bug, they can dance, too!

I'm intending to get really drunk, eat a buncha gross bug monsters, and dance until I pass out from heat exhaustion.

Don't be all over a cute boy at camp or bug someone to dance with you.