Sentence examples for learning to dance with from inspiring English sources

Lisa is surprised to discover that Ronaldo is working inside the costume of the dancing flamingo from Teleboobies a well-paid job he got after learning to dance with the shoes he bought with Lisa's donation money.

"Imagine learning to dance with a virtual instructor," he said.

Those were interspersed with stories from his own past, about learning to dance with his mother or getting in trouble for taking the tram during civil-defense exercises as a student.

It's about learning to dance with it, moving from struggle to grace.

My first class was pas de deux -- learning to dance with girls.

Once we learn to "dance with the system", no other partner will do.

"But the important thing is that we all like to dance and that we have learned to dance with each other".

Thomas Jefferson obsesses over finding an American mammoth; a "sharp-witted hippie" ignites a worldwide movement to save the whales; a man lives in a cage and learns to dance with a whooping crane.

"Justin Vivian has learned to dance with V's self," Als writes, "to wear the heels and the suit that fit V's being, all cut and formed to suit V's soul, having earned it as so many of us earn it, through being brutalized and suppressed and sometimes through love, too".

As children we learn to dance with others.

The company has learned to dance with its eyes, even — and, oh, what an impact that makes.