Sentence examples for dance madly from inspiring English sources

At what hour, for instance, is it officially inappropriate for 6-year-olds to dance madly to Britney Spears on uncarpeted floors?

Indoors, beneath the beamed ceilings of the YSP's galleries, are the Revolution Kids: animal-headed humans who dance madly, toting golden pistols that replicate the one Colonel Gaddafi owned.

Being a celebration of the life of one of the most rebellious characters in African music history, the thousands that gather at the Shrine come to dance madly, smoke copiously and drink Guinness to escape the harsh realities of life in Nigeria.

Put some music on and dance madly for about 10 minutes to boost energy levels.

And a woman in Elvis Presley drag dances madly with a gang of soldiers before being assaulted.

(Too much Coke?) A woman in Elvis Presley drag dances madly with a gang of soldiers before being assaulted.

So Lotte dances, she dances madly and she dances beautifully, and she flirts and she coos and she laughs and, oh so seldom but so necessarily, this fine production catches Blanchett's not imperfect golden face in seconds of sublime misery.

As for his own efforts, God Help The Girl slinks along with a spry Bacharach swing, encompassing Pearly Spencer-style 60s production pop and, on I Want To Dance With Cassie, an authentically Abba-esque Breezers-aloft anthem ("Cassie dances madly like a boxing kangaroo/Her little joey gets the drinks").

For a few moments I would be left to dance about madly......

Advancing toward us, all three rolled their eyes up to look just under the eyelids; as Crousillat stood rooted to a spot, his eyes performed a dance all their own, careering around madly, a gauge of the surfeit of motion that bubbled inside.

She and Mr. Ball were madly in love: their dances with ribbons that serve as love tokens told the tale and she captured Ashton's delicate phrasing in the pas de deux.