Sentence examples for business dancing from inspiring English sources

Yiadom-Boakye, who comes from a Ghanaian background, paints her subjects going about ordinary business – dancing, running, reading.

"Being in the business and dancing all the time," he said, "you forget about those things.

They prefer to be known as "Roller-Zoku" (the Roller Family), and they take the business of dancing to old rock'n'roll numbers very seriously indeed (on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, near the gates of Yoyogi Park, without fail).

He was a prematurely middle-aged man in his late teens; when Take That first began touring, Barlow used to chastise his bandmates for not taking the business of dancing in cycling shorts seriously.

It's not everywhere that you see police officers having a cup of tea in the school cafe and business managers dancing round the tables to a rap. 1.

We end up sitting in the background watching other business owners dancing on table tops.

I'm an extrovert but even I start sweating at the discomfort of the awkward exchange I'm about to have with a stranger because I know we are going to walk away filled with shame at behaving to the business equivalent of dancing bears.

Line dancing or tap dancing?

Aside from the cup business the dancing is recognizably hip-hop, complete with acrobatics and head spins, though the music, by As'n, seems chosen to be anything but.

His in-on-the-joke sincerity, his not-quite-throwaway lines, the bits of physical business — the dancing way in which he kicks a door in "Holiday" or his graceful glide across the terrace as the gendarmes approach at the beginning of "To Catch a Thief" — serve less to glorify him than to flatter the intelligence of the women who can't do without him.

Business and dancing seem like two pretty different animals, don't they?