Sentence examples for dancing on screen from inspiring English sources

According to her, girls dancing on screen were never taken too seriously.

It's a bunch of New York background actors who you'd normally never see dancing on screen because they don't look young and cool.

It's something that films like Burlesque would do well to heed, if girls dancing on screen are ever to become as fashionable as they were back when Monroe was serenading presidents.

Now you watch rap videos and you see these people dancing on screen, shaking their fingers and it doesn't mean much.

Since World War II, obesity rates in the United States have skyrocketed, our net national savings rate has plummeted, and American adults and kids alike have allocated a rapidly rising proportion of their free time to staring at electrons dancing on screens.

(In one piece, words were typed in real time as a way to convey ideas dancing on a screen).

The Gadsden Times said, "Elvis Presley not only proves himself as a dramatic actor ...  but also reveals his versatility by dancing on the screen for the first time.

With the exception of a passel of meteorologists peering at electrons dancing on their radar screens, no one watches the winter skies as diligently and expectantly as members of the New Jersey Nordic Ski Club.

In contrast with today's moody waifs, these women are dancing indefatigably on screen, throwing themselves around a stadium in Issey Miyake's geometric and asymmetric clothes, their lively feet kicking out metaphorically the shapely sobriety of haute couture.

His last performance on screen was dancing on roller skates in the 1980 movie "Xanadu," with Olivia Newton-John, a reprise of a number he did with his brother, Fred, years earlier.

"Deepika, we accept your reel vs real argument, but what about all the times, and there have been many, when you have flaunted your body off screen — while dancing on stage, posing for magazine covers, or doing photo ops at movie promotional functions?