Sentence examples for dancing from inspiring English sources
The word 'dancing' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the activity of moving one's body rhythmically, usually to music. Example sentence: "The ballroom was full of elegantly dressed people dancing to the orchestra."
noun
The activity of taking part in a dance.
"She was dancing, they were running," he says.
On Saturday, a district court in the Black Sea port city sentenced 18-year-old Margarita Radetskaya – who can be seen in the video, at the head of six girls dancing to the song Touch You Tonight by the Jamaican dancehall artist Aidonia – to 15 days of administrative arrest for petty hooliganism, it said in a statement.
But this quaint resort is beginning to brighten up, with the grand Hôtel de la Plage now transformed into La Fabrique, a funky lounge bar and restaurant whose DJ gets guests dancing on the waterside terrace, while a year ago, the elegant Marie Collet, turned the top floor of her imposing house into a two-room B&B.
A male hen harrier's silhouette gliding low over the moorland is an eerie sight greatly prized by bird lovers, but the bird is best known for its aerobatic displays of climbing, twisting and rolling, known as sky dancing.
I meet Jonathan Blake at Mike Jackson's flat and he brings along a black-and-white photo of himself dancing at the miners' welfare hall.
If you'd told us yesterday the SNP would take 56 out of 59 seats, we'd have been dancing unequivocally in the streets.
Colin Tenn and Janneke Saebo have been dancing 1940s and 50s jive together for 15 years, teaching all levels across Sussex to the R&B and rock'n'roll sounds of the era.
February 2 is la Día de la Candelaria in Mexico, a religious holiday celebrated with parties, dancing and processions.
Bob Diamond's all-singing, all-dancing vision for his beloved Barcap is dead.
Her roles as a cherubic tomboy, topped by dimples and ringlets, but with a mean line in tap-dancing, were hugely popular with audiences and the young actor was credited with saving the depression-hit Fox studios.
But ITV can take some consolation from the fact that Strictly Come Dancing judges Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli have set a precedent and already appear as judges on both BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing and its American equivalent Dancing with the Stars, which airs on the US network ABC.
