Sentence examples for dancing with delight from inspiring English sources

He is dancing with delight.

And yet after 2 hours 18 minutes, it was Williams who ended up leaping and dancing with delight, and Azarenka who ended up in tears in her chair.

Exeter were dancing with delight when drawn at Old Trafford, as were Scunthorpe United at Chelsea, not because they scented glory but because they sensed a financial solution.

Four wins out of four, for only the second time in the club's history, and having come from behind to beat a side intending to challenge for the Premier League title, it was little wonder Elton John was among those who could be seen dancing with delight in the Vicarage Road sunshine.

The men in yellow head to the visiting fans, who are dancing with delight.

Tens of fans dressed as Santa in the away end of the Caledonian Stadium had earlier been dancing with delight as the Dons swept Inverness aside in the first-half.

With Parkinson's, you can lose a lot of facial expressions, but one of the best things is seeing the joy that emerges when people with Parkinson's rediscover the delight that dancing with other people can bring".

She was a woman who delighted in dancing with the enemy at night, before spearing them with her invective the next day.

And contemporaries, infuriated by her single-minded and relentless pursuit of her objectives in government, recalled in the cosy glow of nostalgia her huge appetite both for life and for the fight, a woman who delighted in dancing with the enemy at night before spearing him with her invective the next day.

How can this be you -- dancing with your daughter and her little brother and sister, twirling them around, faces flushed with delight?

Mr. Aibel continued, "Called 'Whippoorwill's Shoes,' it delights with an evocation of the bird who dreams of dancing with his human friends".