Sentence examples similar to dance aside from inspiring English sources

"I'm so awkward!" Dancing aside, Cooper said that he hopes the documentary will show viewers a part of the aftermath of the bombings that most people don't see.

It seemed like the fucker was everywhere you turned —Rankin not Stevie— which meant that for a large number of impressionable teenagers DJ Rankin was their first exposure of any kind of dance music —aside from aside from a few furtive cross country car journeys soundtracked by their dad's Ministry of Sound CD's.

The third was one of four schools in a building that once housed one; students had violin and dance classes, aside from traditional subjects like history, English and math.

I will admit, this is not my go to spectrum of dance, but aside from the music, the visuals were absolutely insane.

Two other girls jumped Voki and Anais "would you like a dance?" Step aside, everyone, time for my strip club knowledge to shine: "No thank you I said," confidently and clearly.

In the first half came two ways of expressing love and longing: Monteverdi's "Lover's Tears at the Beloved's Tomb," where the reason for grief could hardly be more explicit, and Brahms's "Gypsy Songs," which, with buoyancy and in exuberant dance rhythms, brush aside any close inspection of their melancholy.

Nearly two decades have elapsed since the Grammys first started handing out awards for what they deem to be "dance" recordings, and aside from a few paeans to the underground a Frankie Knuckles win here, a trophy for Aphex Twin there these newly instituted categories have mostly functioned as a means of giving additional awards away to pop stars who were already winning in other categories.

Like it or not, on Monday, we will set aside dance-and-axe-fights with a few words in the magazine and online about a curiously revealing niche of the Chinese economy.

No label has danced around and aside currents in electronic music as deftly as R&S Records.

Instead, Madonna and her crew commandeered the Delano's velvet-roped nightclub for a G-rated pizza party, with stacks of extra large pies rolled out on room service carts aside the dance floor.

That's why "New York City Boy" works so well on the album: it's a celebratory song, to remind you that people do go out to enjoy themselves and to dance.' 'New York City Boy' aside, Pet Shop Boys have the good sense - and, you might argue, courtesy - to concentrate on their more familiar repertoire.