Sentence examples for flying ballroom from inspiring English sources

Simple metaphors -- kite flying, ballroom dancing -- capture the complexity of a messed-up society and its possibilities for renewal.

I loved flying!" The ballroom is calling, so what's the score Len! Now that's a big spider!

The food was good, but the setting--a baroque ballroom with angels flying around the ceiling and damask draperies--the singing and the pink champagne gave the evening its sparkle.

"His only professional experience prior to taking up his crusade against biotechnology is as a ballroom-dance teacher, yogic flying instructor, and political candidate for the Maharishi cult's natural-law party".

Ballroom chairs flew through the air.

Elite members of the house and ballroom community flew in from around the world to watch, compete and judge the all-star event.

He was flying solo until his late 70s, then somehow found the energy in his last years to go ballroom dancing.

The SMAFoundation rented a ballroom at a big neuroscience conference in San Diego in October 2003 and sponsored a seminar, "Progress in Motor Neuron Disease," flying in renowned SMA researchers to give lectures.

Similarly, there was a significant difference between 2D and 3D with "ballroom" and "the dog biting the fish and getting away" scenes in clip E (p < 0.05) and "the appearance of the candle ghost", "flying with the ghost to the past time", and "talking with friends in childhood" scenes in clip F (p < 0.05).

Ballroom dancers spin and fly through countless nights in the parks of New York City in the 1940's and 50's.

The spreadsheet charted 140 hotels from Manhattan to Phoenix, with color-coded tabs and columns for ballroom size, room rates and the number of layovers to fly there.