Sentence examples for dancing door from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly his Mum went for the latter option, which is why I ended up in the basement of Mississauga's Manchurian Madurai boathouse hall on Saturday evening where Yasmin was throwing a charity dinner for $75 a head that was advertised as a "buffet dinner along with dancing, door prizes, a viewing of exclusive home videos of Darwin 'and lots of monkey fun!'".

Shostakovich's rousing "Festive Overture," written in 1954 and first performed at Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre — some of whose ballet dancers are dancing next door at Segerstrom Hall — will literally trumpet in the evening's program.

At the bar next door dancing has started.

(No one loves a guest at the bathroom door, dancing a two-step of urgency).

More fireworks went off, akin to the start of the Closing Ceremonies, and the infectious samba music started up again — in a tribute to the annual Carnival — all the better to keep everyone dancing out the door.

Right around the time she was nominated for her Oscar, she was in the process of leaving Gene Kelly, whom she first met at age 16 — a girl next door dancing her heart out to make it onto a chorus line.

The Dutchman, stiff as a board and invariably dressed in pinstripes and patent leather shoes, was bewitched by the jazz that seeped through the thin walls of his atelier from the dancing school next door.

It's a chance for everyone to socialize with food, dancing, fun and door prizes!

They came through the door dancing.

And summer is the season for dancing out of doors.

Many of the carriers most exasperated with the delays are, in fact, dancing behind closed doors: They have little cash on hand and few financing options in this credit climate.