Sentence examples for fondness for dancing from inspiring English sources
It was the same with that other A-grade Corinthian Bobby Moore, with the ghost-writer of whose autobiography I once spent an instructive half-hour, listening to tales of "raucous Bobby" with his fondness for dancing on tables and lowering his trousers during the course of bacchanalian post-match romps.
Lady Mendl will probably never be able to get over her fondness for dancing; not long ago she danced her young friends off their feet at Florence's Montmartre boîte, and at a ball in her Villa led the dancing till 2 a.m.
Although I have developed great fondness for African dancing, one of my favorite moments comes just after the end of class.
For all his wit, he appears to have a deep fondness for classical dance forms, and is clearly serious about his own dancing.
Jam bands and the trance-music branch of electronica share a fondness for open-ended marathon dancing, fluorescent colors and neo-hippie fashion.
They remembered the sisters' fondness for teasing, playing basketball, and singing and dancing.
Develop a passion for dancing!
Another of his oldest restaurants, and one of the most enduringly successful, is Uzbekistan, which draws on Muscovites' fondness for the food and atmosphere of the ex-Soviet states (and for belly dancing).
