Sentence examples for city dancing from inspiring English sources

But for the groups across the city, dancing is a part of life.

Like an infectious salsa tune, Patria immediately had the whole city dancing.

Their placement, however, is symbolic, Arrechea said, as a way to "[keep] the city dancing".

In September, Brian Bourke of Melbourne, Australia, spent a week in the city, dancing at First Avenue, paying tribute at Paisley Park and even attending a Vikings game.

Throughout all the hype cycles in LA, there are dudes like Henry whose sheer love for music keeps this city dancing.

Nevertheless, DJs like Junior Vasquez and Erick Morillo are helping keep the city dancing with productions that will pave the way for a mid-2000s wave of vocal house.

Mr. Fangman loved foreign cities, dancing and fine wine, Mrs. Fangman said.

Because if the town our stranger just moved to is New York City, and the place he's kicking off his Sunday shoes isn't one of the fewer than 120 licensed "cabarets" or "dance halls" in the city, his dancing could be against the law.

So at 13 he found himself alone in the city and dancing (or sneaking into the New York State Theater to watch dance) whenever he could.

Suitably impressed by the music that accompanied an actor from Holby City theatrically dancing the Argentine tango, I went onto the internet to try and find out what the song was.

Instead, with visions of the "Sex and the City" stars dancing in his head, Mr. Parsons chose to attend the Columbia University event, which is named after the famed editor of The Economist.