Sentence examples for have begun dancing from inspiring English sources

Nijinsky is also said to have begun dancing at the age of three.

She said she had begun dancing in strip clubs by her late teens, to satisfy her habit and support her two children.

The youngest of five siblings, he had begun dancing, aged four, by gatecrashing his older sister's Scottish dancing lessons in rural Aberdeenshire.

In the last four years the company, from the corps upward, has begun dancing with more of the off-balance stretch that should characterize so much of Balanchine's classicism.

On his way, he noticed that a few people at the center of the room had begun subtly dancing to the music playing on the stereo.

He worked with the Met's ballet mistress, Alicia Markova, who had begun her dancing career under the tutelage of Serge Diaghilev and was a founding principal dancer of London's Royal Ballet as well as American Ballet Theatre.

Jagger's knock-kneed dancing may have begun as an homage to Little Richard's exuberant hamming, but he eventually devised his own style — a bewitching flexion of knees and elbows.

Jagger's knock-kneed dancing may have begun as an homage to Little Richard's exuberant hamming, but he eventually devised his own style a bewitching flexion of knees and elbows.

Five days of dancing, drinking and spectacular costumes have begun in Brazil as the country's carnival season gets under way across the country.

Five days of dancing, drinking and spectacular costumes have begun in Brazil as the country's carnival season gets under way.

Later he advances from it before Giselle has begun to dance, whereas it should be her dancing that lures him from its sanctuary.