Sentence examples for lame dance from inspiring English sources

The reality is that Dangerous is Jackson at the very peak of his powers, with his widest ever emotional range set to production that makes new jack swing seem much more than just lame dance moves and fluorescent man-made fibres.

Am i the only person who wouldn't be that bothered if Pieterson spent the winter on some lame dance gameshow?

Here, it encompasses ultra-lame dance routines and behaviour towards women that would likely land one on a register if emulated in real life.

A spokesman for the party, Alpha Kanu, said its leader was "calling on all Sierra Leoneans from all parties to exercise patience, remain calm, and not to behave like the proverbial young antelope who danced himself lame before the main dance".

You may want to bail and go bowling or watch a movie if the dance is lame.

She would not join my dance, because her leg was lame and it shamed her.

At a Wollman concert, "The Glory That Was Grease," the Kingsmen, outfitted in gold lame and sporting Elvis Presley hairdos, performed original dances while singing classic Fifties rock 'n' roll.

If you don't like dances (some schools have pretty lame ones) just go to the big ones like prom and homecoming and do something fun with your friends on the nights of the others.

I don't quite agree with them; most of it intoxicates me too, though its "Dancing Bear" section strikes me as lame in more than one sense, and the whole work feels two songs too short.

To round out this satire he introduces a lame man who infects the Flemish peasants with St. Vitus's dance.

She was working at a dance school, even though she lacked 'the faintest idea' how to teach, couldn't distinguish the lame duck from the bunny hug and was expecting to be fired any day.