Sentence examples for dancing in this from inspiring English sources

"Shorty right here, I been knowing since she was dancing in this little dance group in Decatur," Quez said, talking about a woman, naked but for her shoes, who bent at a 90-degree angle in front of him as he rained dollars on her backside.

As one Peshawar resident said, "Death is dancing in this city.

She's been singing and dancing in this style for most of her 91 years.

But I still love to watch, especially the people who grew up dancing in this music-steeped culture.

"KING GILGAMESH" combines theater, music and Afro-Caribbean, Middle Eastern and West African dancing in this epic story.

The dancing in this production is not tap, but the two sides bring to this new marriage of traditions what they brought to the old.

On second thoughts, his role in securing freedom for the Kosovar Albanians hadn't exactly got them dancing in the aisles in this part of the world, where they tend to prefer their Kosovar Albanians ethnically-cleansed.

But the truth is that the people of the United States (from the most ardent doves at Berkeley to the fiercest hawks in the Bush administration) are dancing in the dark on this issue.

With CEOs getting record bonuses and major companies are having record profits, you would think that, by the numbers, the country is fine and people should be dancing in the streets, but this is not the case.

Penance paid for the gilt of the 80's, the end of minimalism and money, money everywhere have people practically dancing in the streets -- all this acquisitive frivolity, all this trying to have fun again.

"At the Pinnacle of Hillary Clinton's Career" Rachael Combe, ELLE Before Texts From Hillary, before the beer drinking in Cartagena, before the dancing in Malawi, this article pointed out something the world was finally starting to realize: Hillary Clinton is pretty awesome.