Sentence examples for fond of dancing from inspiring English sources
He wants to surprise his wife, who is very fond of dancing.
Maturin was a protestant Dubliner and an eccentric priest, prone to sermonising and fond of dancing.
An ethnic Acholi, he served as an altar boy during his youth and was fond of dancing.
Friends who knew Sarah at Camden school for girls remember her as "willowy" and "wild", fond of "dancing on desks, doing fake striptease acts".
This is dramatically clear with Clive, too, for he can shave, shower, look after his grooming, and dress elegantly, with taste and style; he moves confidently and is fond of dancing.
Fond of dancing to a player piano in the restaurant, the young Roland was enrolled in the Paris Opera Ballet school at 9 and joined the company's corps at 16. Chafing at the company's restrictions, he left to choreograph in a series organized by the critic Irene Lidova.
As of Tuesday, meeting at Castle Clinton, Battery Park, Lower Manhattan, (212) 252-4531, newyorkclassical.org; free.20090618 NATIONAL DANCE INSTITUTE'S EVENT OF THE YEAR: A CELEBRATION OF JOHN LENNON (Saturday through Monday) Many people have fond memories of dancing to the Beatles, but in this case the choreography won't be improvised.
Chorophobia- Fear of dancing.
He was fond of ballroom dancing, cocker spaniels, fillet of sole, silk pajamas.
Occasionally his digressions seem overly indulgent — not every reader will care that a bartender named Helen McLean, in the crossroads hamlet of Ballyscannel, was once fond of ballroom dancing — but Barich's passion for boozy subjects is broad and undeniable.
Fond of Square Dancing Ed Thrall liked square dancing so much that he built a dance hall on his land in East Windsor and started a 20-year fight with the town and the state for the right to hold dances there.
