Sentence examples for house dancing from inspiring English sources

"My mother would tell me stories of me dancing around the house, dancing in the supermarket," he said.

During the reign of Henry VIII, a caroling tradition began in England, with merrymakers going from house to house, dancing, singing and drinking.

Flash mobs gather in Grand Central Terminal, and there is break dancing in Washington Square Park, hypnotic house dancing on the club circuit and the worldwide sensation with the local name — Harlem Shake.

In the small hours of the night, up to 20% of sleeping children and 3% of sleeping adults get busy, wandering the house, dancing, or cake-baking.

I came across a photo of us in the sorority house dancing and singing from the mid 1980s.

Late Tuesday, just a few hours before he turned 46 years old, you could find Sean Combs, or Puff Daddy if you will, entering a packed screening room at New York City's Soho House, dancing more or less by himself to music he produced nearly 20 years ago.

Ms S. Wallace: Beamed gallery houses dancing bear performing as men hammered instruments (anag. in Tate; anag).. A. Whittaker: Pounding means bars struck in Orthodox churches, constructed with beams, are battered, smashed with no sign of stopping (anag.; anag. less red).

The four waltzing couples appear at first to be at an elegant 19th-century house party, dancing for one another as much as for us.

Atkins's deep and body-rumbling beats were let down by some major technical issues with sound, but by the end of his two-hour set a near-full house were dancing beneath the contradiction of sweeping lasers and century-old chandeliers.

She sings and cooks for a man in a house while dancing.

It has become readily apparent that the Pavilion will not be ready to house our dancing bodies this season due to the fire late last year.