Then a woman in red stockings who was promoting the musical "Chicago" came tap-dancing over to me.
In 1972, Thompson managed Baker's successful re-election campaign, and soon thereafter, history came tapping on his shoulder.
On a Tuesday morning in October, after the largest demonstration in Leipzig yet, the young vicar came tapping on his door.
And then one night, in the notably roomy flat, Horst came tapping on her bedroom door before she turned off her light.
SYRACUSE — With eight minutes left and Syracuse comfortably ahead of Georgetown, the manager of the Carrier Dome came tapping on the shoulders of the reporters seated by the court.
From this limitation — solo improvisation — comes tap's great strength, its status as an act of personal heroism: naked, here-I-stand.
WINtA's concept is as simple as they come – tap the screen to match the song's rhythm – but its accessibility is artful, and it takes real skill to master some of the complex melodies of the eclectic tracklist.
Keep this up as far as you can get until you bump into something, say in a happy mood come and tap your knees, while the dog is approaching you, keep saying come and keep tapping your knees, so then it gets the idea of when its heading towards you it means come (tap knees).
And Microsoft's coming tap-to-pay initiative is incompatible with the one Google has spent millions of dollars setting up at cash registers across the land.
There are, dare one say, sexy new snowflake costumes this year for the "White Christmas in New York" number, when the Rockettes as mannequins come tapping out of those store windows.
Volunteers hear that someone is sick, and they come tapping at the door".
