Sentence examples for course dancing from inspiring English sources

What eventually brought her back to life was, of course, dancing.

He continued to refine the elements of the piece, which incorporated singing, talking, film and, of course, dancing.

There are women ironing, bathing (lots of bathing; also towelling off), performing in cafés, and, of course, dancing.

Though he acknowledged that jazz must grow beyond the dance hall, he sensed in jazz a virility that needed grounding in rhythm, and the most natural, organic source of rhythm was, of course, dancing.

In the video you can see some different augmented content in the shape of cars, ships and, of course, dancing robots.

There are workshops for violin playing, Baraban (drum) playing, singing, and of course, dancing.

But the Kinect blows open a whole universe of new, whole-body simulations — volleyball, obstacle courses, dancing, flying.

This included activities such as theme-based obstacle courses, dancing to music provided to teachers on CDs, or activities that focused on development of particular motor skills (e.g., hopscotch-type activities).

A total of 80 children 7 years old and older (51 boys and 29 girls) participated in regular exercise programs after school, including track and field events, swimming programs, karate practice, skating practice, basketball training courses, table tennis training courses, badminton training courses, and dancing courses.

It is usually a member of the party, who will organise speeches, announce events such as the meal courses, dancing, notable guests or entertainment.

And, of course, he kept dancing.