Sentence examples for door dancing from inspiring English sources

(No one loves a guest at the bathroom door, dancing a two-step of urgency).

Right around the time she was nominated for her Oscar, she was in the process of leaving Gene Kelly, whom she first met at age 16 — a girl next door dancing her heart out to make it onto a chorus line.

They came through the door dancing.

"There's always a party going on here," said Yalan Papillons, who books the club, which opened its doors to dancing and magazine parties a couple of months ago and had its first proper rock concert last Friday with the Black Kids.

Even the policemen called by the the grumpy lady next door end up dancing.

But by the time I'm at the door, she's dancing, preening and posing again, and I'm a distant memory.

The girl next door wasn't dancing her heart out to make it onto a chorus line; she was trying to figure out whether or not to take a job with a longer commute.

Once, as a boy, while delivering groceries to a house in the city's red-light district, he spotted, through a Venetian-style door, a woman dancing naked for a coterie of guests.

Robert Kraft's office in Gillette Stadium is decorated with pictures of him with celebrities (there is a dazzling photograph near the door of him dancing with Jacqueline Kennedy), but the ones behind his desk, closest to him, are huge portraits of his family.

It might have been any house in the area, save that when the small windows swung open they revealed walls of yellow ochre and Indian red, stuffed bookcases painted with putti and flowers, doors covered with dancing nudes and on the north side, in the walled garden, a riot of statues and fanciful mosaics among the half-wild red-hot pokers.

Pushing through the large glittery doors, I pass dancing shapes in the pitch black.