Sentence examples for huge dancing from inspiring English sources

The huge dancing puppets and frothy white dresses of "Festivity in Tlacotalpan" were another highlight, as was the cannonade of footbeats in "The Platform Dance From Tixtla".

The children misbehave surprisingly little, even, Ms. Whittle said, in one potential area for high jinks when they are squeezed under the skirts of a huge dancing Mother Ginger.

Since 1991, he has been organising events for melómanos (literally, music maniacs) for Cali's La Feria carnaval in late December, in which collectors (few refer to themselves as DJs) select the best of their record collections for a huge dancing audience.

"It gives the children an enormous amount of self-esteem, and through studying the violin they learn how to study and go on to become better students," said Ms. Guaspari, a brunette who, with huge, dancing brown eyes and sass to spare, is far more reminiscent of Susan Sarandon than Ms. Streep.

By this point, one vehicle sporting a huge, dancing shoe had started to blare out electronica.

But then these are multinational bankers, they probably weren't even amused that time the Binz's ex-residents led a convoy blaring techno and hardcore through the centre of the city, led by one car carrying a huge, dancing shoe.

When he was five or six, his mother gave him a video of the Soviet virtuoso Vladimir Vasiliev, a huge star, dancing "Spartacus".

I stare at myself in the huge mirrors, dancing to hip hop music – suddenly dropping down with legs apart or shaking my lower legs – and at first I feel self-conscious.

With dreams of huge appreciation dancing in their heads, speculators indeed drove the housing frenzy in the high end.

Is it about the huge belly-dancing goldmine that is the UK?

It's a likable grace note that later swamps the film with a huge, tap-dancing, climactic musical number that could be called "Bring On da Noise, Bring On da Samurai".