Sentence examples for dancing lady from inspiring English sources

"emoji only interviews are not only hard, but add very little value to anything… it's literally like… (money sign?) (dancing lady, bunny dancing ladies, family) … makes no god damn sense," is how Jordan summed up this entirely futile process — using, it should be noted, the medium of words.

In order to return to Ithaca, Homer crosses the river Styx, in which the dead can be seen dancing "Lady" by the band Styx.

On the screen from 1925, she danced her way through such popular films as Our Dancing Daughters (1928), Dance, Fools, Dance (1931), and Dancing Lady (1933).

The pictures of her leaping into the air at the studio or horsing around at the beach have a fantastic vitality, a sheer joy in moving and being watched, as do her early performances in movies like "Our Dancing Daughters" (1928), "Dance, Fools, Dance" (1931), and "Dancing Lady" (1933), in which she is pleasure-loving and wild yet candid and friendly, a straight shooter who gets the guy.

When she'd just returned from a dance class, he'd send a dancing lady across the screen.

Ms. Finley is proposing the idea of Ms. Minnelli -- the "dancing lady" who gets knocked down but rises to dance again -- as New York City incarnate, an unlikely but appropriate substitute for the Statue of Liberty.

And here are dancing ladies.

They range from samurai dolls to doll festival dolls, dancing ladies and kokeshi dolls.

"But gold, turtledoves, French hens and higher wages for maids and dancing ladies brought the index up".

In the current display are 20 dolls, mainly dancing ladies on one side of the room, and samurai warriors on the other side.

Koala's innovative record-scratching and electronic beat-making accompany a lo-fi spectacle of big fuzzy robot puppets, dancing ladies, parlor games, and other amusements.