Sentence examples for easy to dance from inspiring English sources

"It's so easy to dance nicely, but ugly dancing is an art," they said.

But that's not to say it's easy to dance.

The music was swell, though, and easy to dance to.

And, let's face it, a great beat and easy to dance to.

I bought some high heels but it's not that easy to dance in them… What do you remember about making Pirates?

It's so easy for designers to put dancers in things that are comfortable and easy to dance in – basically, bare feet and pyjamas – which is so tedious to look at and evokes nothing.

PECK -- It's easier to dance with someone who you enjoy as a person.

"We call it groove rock, which means its easier to dance to than classic rock," Mr. Rapport said.

And hey, it's slightly easier to dance to at parties than "In C" by Terry Riley, right?—Josh Baines.

And hey, it's slightly easier to dance to at parties than "In C" by Terry Riley, right?— Josh Baines.

The updated track feels easier to dance to than the original, which makes it seem undeniably current, and the voices of both singers swap positions.