Sentence examples for interest in dancing from inspiring English sources

They have also led split lives, mixing their academic work with a lifelong interest in dancing.

In fact, many ravers had no interest in dancing until they heard electronic music for the first time.

They live on W. 95th Street and have a son who works in a printing firm and has no interest in dancing.

Ms. Harris has no interest in dancing on print's grave, and the incessant news media chatter about business models isn't usually about The Watershed Post, The Phoenicia Times or its equally defunct sister publication, The Olive Press.

(Genzlinger) 'Footloose' (PG, 1 53) This well-meaning, harmless remake of the 1984 film starring Kevin Bacon is hampered by a weak leading man (Kenny Wormald) and a director (Craig Brewer) with no real interest in dancing.

(Dargis) 'Footloose' (PG, 1 53) This well-meaning, harmless remake of the 1984 film starring Kevin Bacon is hampered by a weak leading man (Kenny Wormald) and a director (Craig Brewer) with no real interest in dancing.

"Now every single girl is interested in dancing salsa," said Mr. Soriano, a handyman.

Soon someone would ask us, teasingly, if we were interested in dancing.

As everybody was walking out of the studio at the end of the day, I thought: 'No, she's not interested in dancing.

I always try to find songs that are not "too much," because I think when people first come to a party, they need something warm and inviting, but still get them interested in dancing.

It sends the message you are not interested in dancing.