Sentence examples for into the dancing from inspiring English sources

It turns the gloomy planet Saturn into "the dancing planet".

Tony has to guide her into the dancing crowd, pulling her by the wrist.

As the solo proceeds, that turbulence seeps interestingly into the dancing, but the closing image of Mr. Navas as a clownlike mortal feels tacked on.

He nonchalantly knocked off a few steps, full of contempt for his audience, whereas Olivier put everything he had into the dancing.

It allowed their performance a flow of movement with emotional nuance absorbed into the dancing and then conveyed to the audience.

Not the lazy stretch or quick shift of the dancer's body, perhaps, except in that negotiating of the dunes to get to a perfect viewing spot, but certainly the feel of feet pushing into the dancing ground.

Following Hart, Doug E. Fresh and Bell Biv Devoe turned Club Nokia into an old-school party, and the dancing continued into early Friday.

A pile of debris, like sheep shearings, turns into six hooded ghosts; then the ghosts turn into modern people, and the dancing starts.

Knew it soon as she'd walked into the dark and the dancing, the smell of beer and state weed and homegrown tobacco.

What was seen on television brought thousands of people in the townships into the streets, dancing and singing in celebration.

The capital erupted in celebration, with crowds pouring into the streets, dancing atop military vehicles and singing late into the night.