Sentence examples for dancing them from inspiring English sources

Others, however, exist in a more problematic borderland between "period" and "dated", and it can be a difficult choice whether or not to continue dancing them.

He'd made it in 1947 for Alicia Alonso, a ballerina who had endured several operations for failing sight that confined her to bed, where she learned major roles by "dancing" them within her immobilised body, both a reversal and a manifestation of Balanchine's maxims "don't think, just dance" and "be in the now".

Did he not enjoy those parts when he was dancing them?

On most days, though, she pushes too hard, beating her roles into submission instead of just dancing them.

And it turns out my sister and Melissa fucked with two girlfriends who got mad that their boyfriends were dancing them.

Mr. Stillwell, bearded, with fair hair pulled back into a ponytail, looks more like a film actor or a rock singer than a dancer, and his shoulders, with their high line, grow a bit hunched later, but the absorption he brings to his moves suggests that he isn't so much dancing them as living them.

When blind dates took them dancing, they switched partners mid-evening -- and the men never guessed.

Rosen and another student testified that, later in the evening, at a college dance, Dr. Shepherd groped them while dancing with them.

You've been watching your kids -- playing with them, helping them, singing and dancing with them all morning.

Furblings interact with an app and kids can expand their physical play into the virtual world by feeding Furblings, dancing with them, or even giving them a shower.

Nixon and Ceausescu delighted crowds by joining in a traditional Romanian peasant dance, with a Romanian girl dancing between them.