Sentence examples for dance from the sidelines from inspiring English sources

My favorite character was the schoolgirl, whose way of following a big dance from the sidelines often has more dance heart and spontaneity (her heels can't keep still) than the more confident grown-ups to whose regrettable polish she aspires.

However, cheerleaders aren't just expected to dance on the sidelines for their teams.

For years, Scottish Ballet have watched from the sidelines as international dance companies come and go through the Edinburgh festival.

A disconsolate troupe of women in tattered brown dresses danced a forlorn number as Lidia watched from the sidelines.

From the sidelines, the show's dance captain, Bill Burns, unobtrusively observed Mr. Bocca.

From the sidelines of a round dance, a woman from Fort Chipewyan watched with a long face.

Most cheerleading squads no longer simply led cheers or danced on the sidelines.

Wallace danced on the sidelines to celebration his first goal of the season.

Later, she freed her women up, unfroze them: they dance and throng and embrace like sexy, slightly blob-like putti, sick of peering from the sidelines all these years.

Maks had a bum toe and, apparently, that meant that he couldn't dance during rehearsals, but he could dress like a werewolf and boss Hope around from the sidelines.

Like at the first dance of the wedding (yes, it's Elisa and Bob nearly a decade ago), we can applaud and cheer from the sidelines.