Sentence examples for dancing for two from inspiring English sources

Then acid house and the Second Summer of Love happened – which was basically just loads of lads in Kappa joggers with their eyes going in different directions, dancing for two straight years in a field, thrashingly euphoric on ecstasy – and Smiley became a sort of unofficial logo of that, promptly booming and busting.

I don't think so – we were pretty much dancing for two hours.

The physical punishment of singing and dancing for two hours every night must take its toll on a 36-year-old father of two; if Usher were a footballer, he'd be approaching retirement by now, while no male rock star would be expected to remain in peak physical condition.

(When I asked Jocellyn about Matobato's testimony, she seemed particularly offended by the suggestion that she had been romantically involved with her dance instructor. "Are you kidding?" she said, scowling. "I've been dancing for twenty years. I've never involved myself in such a way, emotionally or in any way, with any dance instructor").

They could almost be dancing for one another, these kids, on the street, in a club.

The slights only amplified once she became successful, dancing for six years with Bill T.

"I want the models to look as though they had been dancing for eight days and eight nights," he said.

A friend, Alexis Johnson, remembered Corporal Kennedy in his dress uniform, dancing for seven straight hours at her wedding in 1999.

Each student took his or her turn in the roda, or circle, sparring, or perhaps simply dancing, for one or two minutes.

Twelve years old, Baryshnikov had been dancing for three years when his mother hanged herself and he became "a child workaholic".

Known as Baby Sanchez, Ms. Davis began performing at 16 in the chorus line at the Lafayette Theater in Harlem and continued her career into the early 1940's, dancing for six years in the chorus line at the Apollo.