Sentence examples for keep on dancing from inspiring English sources
Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m., Joyce Theater, 175 Eighth Avenue at 19th Street, Chelsea, (212) 242-0800, joyce.org; $10 to $49. (Jack Anderson) ★ FLICfest (Friday and Saturday) When the choreographer Niles Ford died unexpectedly this month (he was 52), his company, Urban Dance Collective, made an admirable decision: to keep on dancing.
Johnny Bodacious, they called the guy who would do back flips off windowsills to impress the girls, who would do Greek dances on tabletops, fall, break his wrist, and keep on dancing.
And as the stage and the world turn, you're expected to keep on dancing.
Anderson said she anticipated the elimination, but assured fans that she and her partner Tristan MacManus will keep on dancing.
Of particular note was Jimmy Fallon who, towards the end of his tribute, said, "keep loving each other, keep respecting each other and keep on dancing".
There's also the beautiful kineticism in this scene, like when Robocop knocks the gun out of the criminal's hands, which catapults itself into the hand of one of the dancers, who just shrugs and keeps on dancing.
When a first, small explosion struck, survivors said, some revelers thought it was a fireworks display and kept on dancing.
At 4 a.m., Mr. Nicholson left the party orbit and slipped out through the kitchen without saying good night to Mr. Payne, who kept on dancing.
Also on the program is Evan Ruggiero, who exemplifies dedication to his craft: he lost a leg because of bone cancer in 2010, but, inspired by the tap legend Peg-Leg Bates, has kept on dancing.
In Mexico, my native country, I joined a modern-dance company at the age of twelve; when, at sixteen, I travelled to New York to live with my mother, I kept on dancing.
