Sentence examples for dancing off from inspiring English sources

"Lightning was dancing off the ocean".

"They're dancing off beat," he said.

"If you don't mind, I'll be dancing off".

Later, if you feel like dancing off your dinner, return to the nightclub.

They have no interest in Britain dancing off into the Brexit sunset.

With Perez dancing off third, Williamson struck out Piazza with a 1-2 fastball.

For Janie Taylor, currently strengthening her classical technique, for Ana Sophia Scheller, developing her gifts of musical timing, and Abi Stafford, dancing off-balance with a new audacity, these performances marked a real advance.

Though the company has grown wonderfully in its capacity for dancing off-balance, the spatial projection of many of its dancers would be twice as strong if they made more of tight closed positions: dancing exists in contrasts of scale.

Neymar was in the thick of the action from the off, dancing away from Mexico defenders, and drawing several fouls.

"Without this festival Afro-Colombians would be forgotten by the world," she tells me, smiling as sweat – the result of hours of dancing – drips off her forehead.

"Are people rejoicing, dancing, letting off fireworks?