Sentence examples for felt dancing from inspiring English sources

In our pilot study of videodance in postmenopausal women, over 90% of participants said dancing was fun and that they would recommend dancing to others; 75 + % asked to continue dancing, liked to choose music and dances, felt dancing helped to meet their physical activity goals, and helped improve coordination, attention, fitness and weight.

But all talked of how free they felt dancing his choreography.

Young readers, following the thread of sex and love and liquored insouciance that thrums and swirls through these pages, will wish themselves older, and oldsters, supplying the absent music with each line, will remember how smart and grownup they felt dancing to this stuff while they whispered the lyrics back and forth with a slim, pliant partner.

He certainly made his presence felt, dancing down the left wing and ghosting past the defence at will with skill and strength.. Ibe was also involved in the build-up to the injury-time penalty which saw the Rams squeeze through to the fourth round.

The album 1989 perfectly renders how I felt dancing at the rave after that, just as Red perfectly captured how I felt when he never wanted to talk to me again.

"When I saw the photo, I had total body recall of how I felt dancing at that set like I was being shot out of a cannon into the outer-spaceness of reality.

The more comfortable you feel dancing in private, the more comfortable you will eventually feel doing it in public.

Ballroom dancing is back, and just think of how great you would feel dancing the Cha Cha once again, as you did in your youth.

Ejiofor commented on the haunting history of black slavery, saying that filming felt like "dancing with ghosts…present right in the soil".

Each emerging miner, gleaming wet and grimy, was ordered by medical workers to lie down on a stretcher, even if he felt like dancing.

Ejiofor said filming on the plantations felt like "dancing with ghosts... present right in the soil.