Sentence examples for going to dancing from inspiring English sources

You can't do that if you're going to dancing lessons". By the end of the story all the girls had lost their partners.

The idea for the film that became Saturday Night Fever started when our manager, Robert Stigwood, saw an article in New York magazine entitled 'Tribal Nites of the New Saturday Night' by Nik Cohn, talking about teenagers going to dancing competitions.

The writer's earliest memory of the hotel was when she was 12 and went to dancing school there.

I went to dancing schools from an early age.

"The funny thing is that nobody called us sissies when we served Mass in those collars, only when we went to dancing school".

I'm also a server in Vegas and I still dance, I'm going to be dancing until I go.

If there's going to be dancing, make sure that there are some great tunes for dancing available.

The grandmothers from NANA aren't going to be dancing to the waltz, knitting or organising tea dances though.

They're going to be dancing on the uptempo side.

"We're going to be dancing!" another added.

"Before, I loved travelling, going to parties, dancing," she says.