"dancing dance" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in English.
In this phrase, "dancing" and "dance" are both nouns, which can make the sentence confusing. A more correct sentence using these words would be "I love to dance while listening to music" or "The ballet performance included beautiful dancing".
From belly dancing to ballet dancing via street dancing, dance organisations are reporting a "phenomenal" rise in interest.
Seniors, older than 70 years, without cognitive impairment, were randomly assigned to either: 1) virtual reality video game dancing (DANCE), 2) treadmill walking with simultaneous verbal memory training (MEMORY), or 3) treadmill walking (PHYS).
Elderly persons older than 70 years and without cognitive impairment were randomly assigned to the following groups: 1) virtual reality video game dancing (DANCE), 2) treadmill walking with simultaneous verbal memory training (MEMORY), or 3) treadmill walking (PHYS).
If you like dancing, dance.
It might seem an unlikely message to come from the Government, but boosted by the appeal of shows such as Strictly Come Dancing, dance is being increasingly promoted as a way to sashay to good health.
Vereen climbs a flight of stairs, and at the top we find a younger man who dances his way along the walls, as Vereen strikes an attitude, walks as if he were dancing, dances while he walks.
And while I'm sure he can dance, dancing is not his third "threat".
Elizabeth was dancing a dance known as the Dougie, because the d.j. had selected a song called "Teach Me How to Dougie".
Let's start dancing that dance with the very best of our highest intentions.
I will even dance before I go to a dance; dancing makes me nervous".
PETER MARTINS remembers approaching his boss, one George Balanchine, when that great choreographer was at the helm of New York City Ballet and Mr. Martins was in his 30s, scrambling to balance his dancing, dance-making and teaching duties at the company.
