Sentence examples for celebrity dancing from inspiring English sources

2006-2010 – Bailando por un Sueño debuts on Argentinian television, the latest in a wave of celebrity dancing shows to sweep the world following Strictly Come Dancing and Dancing With the Stars.

She and partner Tony Dovolani, who had been at the top of the leaderboard for the first three weeks, were eliminated from the celebrity dancing competition after a somewhat poor performance on the dance floor.

But for once the celebrity dancing show was not the most watched programme of the night.

This apparently means stripping out "commercial-style radio stations", "general entertainment programmes", US acquisitions and "celebrity dancing competitions".

The celebrity dancing competition earned the night's top ratings as usual, with an average of 21.8 million viewers from 8too 9 30 p.m., Nielsen estimated.

ITV is to make a new celebrity dancing show on Saturday night - but it will not go head to head with BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing.

We have reality television, where people try to become celebrities and celebrities dancing and past celebrities trying to be celebrities again.

"It was an excess of fantasy that killed the old United States," prophesies JG Ballard in Hello America, where nomad explorers find android replicas of celebrities dancing in a deserted casino – but fantasy doesn't seem to have killed Vegas yet.

Uninterrupted footage of, well, happy, folks (and some celebrities!) dancing runs around the clock.

Many have praised Colbert for his improv skills, but while he's always quick in interviews, it was the last-minute cancellation by guests Daft Punk that allowed him (and his writing staff) to shine with this 2013 hurriedly put together music video featuring Colbert and a long roster of celebrities dancing to "Get Lucky".

Thought you'd had enough celebrity-dancing launch-show excitement for one month?