Sentence examples for dancing into the from inspiring English sources

You fly: dancing into the obscurity of swaying street lamps.

That gives way to the cathartic All My Friends, which sends the cool kids dancing into the night.

Best of all, Montreal is a friendly city with a leisurely pace — perfect for the visitor who might have been dancing into the wee hours.

It was relatively easy for him to pirouette from dancing into the movies, first doing cameo roles, then playing tough guys and lowlifes.

Nor is there dancing into the wee hours, as is the fashion at Tramp and Annabel's -- two grand dames of the London nightclub circuit.

Between sunlight and shadows, Kerry Collins kept dancing into the comfort of his pocket, swiveling his head and his hips and unleashing passes with the precision of a Vegas dealer.

Darryl Sterdan, writing for the Canadian website Jam!, said that the song manages dancing into a contact sport with the help of cheerleader hand-claps.

He is probably the most rad person I've ever met he's always dancing, always into the vibe of the party.

Round midnight antique trucks arrived to carry the revellers home to outlying encampments, their headlights dancing away into the darkness while I made my way back to my cold yurt past the lake brimming with moonlight.

Humans have been shaking their bums to music for centuries, but thanks to Miley Cyrus's Robin Thicke-froutine routine at the MTV VMAs, twerking is now a fitness craze that's dancing Zumba into the corner.

A reassurance that we'll at least be dancing well into the hellish future.