Sentence examples for government danced from inspiring English sources

The government danced around as it pursued aid — without actually asking for it until Saturday.

After work, if there was no champagne party in the office, I'd go to a club: the UFO in Tottenham Court Road to see Pink Floyd or Soft Machine, the Speakeasy, off Regent Street, where you entered, Narnia-like, through a glass wardrobe door, or Revolution in Bruton Place where Christine Keeler, the woman who brought down the Macmillan government, danced alone every night.

In both cases, Coalition governments danced to the tune of the big industrial producers.

The truth is that the government dances on eggshells whenever it talks about nuclear weapons, for its actions and its rhetoric are so at odds that they cannot be reconciled.

The U.S. government dances to Israel's tune because it is afraid to risk campaign contributions from a few dozen fat cats.

Since TARP was announced in October, the government has danced around whether it wanted the money back so soon.

One pro-government member danced with glee.

"Absolutely," says Des. "It is an appalling wrong, in a civilised society, that four kids can die and we can allow our government to dance around justice in the way that they have.

As previously mentioned, many city governments and dance events are hardly friendly with each other anymore; this has created a dynamic that comes at the expense of festivalgoers who rely on their governments and promoters to create safe environments to rave in.

Surely there are countless others besides Senator Phil Gramm and his wife, Wendy Gramm, a former government official, who have danced to the tune of large corporations.

Thales and Safran, a jet-engine maker of which the French government owns 30%, have danced around each other for years, swapping and merging assets but without making it to the altar.