Sentence examples for dancing running from inspiring English sources

What do you like to do for fun: I enjoy dancing, running, spin classes, and trying new foods!

"If we can keep dancing, running, moving the ball, we'll be all right," D'Antoni said before Game 1.

Yiadom-Boakye, who comes from a Ghanaian background, paints her subjects going about ordinary business – dancing, running, reading.

In the clip, Childish Gambino is a dancing, running, alternately homicidal and joyous streak of shirtless charisma.

Walking, dancing, running, even Zumba-ing every day appears to reduce a woman's risk of developing breast cancer, according to a study published online in the journal Cancer.

Now he teaches at several fitness clubs in three formats — dancing, running and conditioning — and holds free events in clubs and parks.

The play, with songs and dancing, runs 90 minutes.

The stop-and-go, herky-jerky pattern is so obvious that on Monday, as the NBC coverage of the ice dancing ran past 11 p.m., the delight was evident in an announcer's voice as he told viewers that the rest of the broadcast would be shown "without commercial interruption".

Flood led the sons of Frimley kicking competition – both he and Wilkinson are from the town on the Surrey-Hampshire border – and Matthew Tait, solid under the high ball all afternoon except for one, completed a dancing run out of defence that eclipsed anything that Delon Armitage could concoct.

With seven minutes remaining, Stevie Ward went on a dancing run across the front of the Catalan defence and sent the ball out to Hall, with the England winger picking the ball up and scoring in the same movement.

She jigged a little, as though gathering momentum, and then began a dancing run into the blizzard.