Sentence examples for catchy dance from inspiring English sources

With puppets, of course, and a catchy dance number.

It's a catchy dance tune, introduced into my house by my son's friend.

Catchy dance music, colorful graffiti and window-smashing are unlikely to topple such a government.

Play was packed full of sample-heavy, catchy dance tunes, which buried themselves into everyday life.

Back in May, a song called "Ebola in Town," by the Liberian musicians Shadow and D-12, took over Monrovia's night clubs with a catchy dance beat.

Just when it seemed Ms. Mercury was limiting herself to catchy dance tunes, she sang Mr. Veloso's pensive "Sou Voce," handling its chromatic complexities with breathy grace.

The video for their new single, "Evil Eye," has the catchy dance-rockers diving into the gory clichés of B-list horror movies and pulling off a great spoof of "The Cask of Amontillado".

They could have saved themselves a great deal of time and money (they funded it themselves, only later partnering with Columbia Records) by making an album of catchy dance-pop, but they chose the hard way.

Astronaut offers a couple of memorable tracks: '(Reach Up For The) Sunrise' is bright, catchy dance-pop in which Le Bon's reverb-heavy vocals sound cheerfully at home, and 'Want You More', for my money the best song here, perhaps because in its phrasing it comes closest to the best of their early hits.

We like fun, catchy, dance-able, intricate yet accessible pop music.

Her music, in case you're unfamiliar, is of the catchy, dance-y, futuristic variety, and is peppered heavily with boner-inducing lyrics.