Sentence examples for like ballroom from inspiring English sources

It's not like ballroom, which is all serious.

Modern relationships, you see, are like ballroom dancing: women are not supposed to take the lead.

The scene can look like ballroom dancing, boasts Steve Strachota, Tesco's distribution director.

Recalling his mother's death, Henry remembers "a windstorm that made the trees bow to one another like ballroom dancers".

Dance travel (like ballroom dancing itself) attracts participants of all ages.

"Instead of talking out their problems together, maybe couples should learn joint skills together, like ballroom dancing or doubles tennis.

Geeks, musicians and artists pack the hangar-like ballroom for the highlight of the show, Jobs' speech, and cheer his every word.

Again, I realized I needed help, and like the wedding, would have felt cheated if I had had to skip that part, despite my qualms about the ritual; all that faux excitement over kitchen gadgets and the childish game-playing was, like ballrooms and crinoline, not my style.

Something about it's grandness feels like a ballroom, even though it looks like it was a power station for the MTA in the late 1800s and the neighborhood itself is probably a SuperFund site, thanks to decades of industrial dumping.

"The professional used a wide-angle lens and made the living room look like a ballroom, and it really wasn't like that," Ms. Rothman said.

Minutes later, the star limps from dressing room to soundstage on a bandaged leg, and executes the step like a ballroom dancer, over and over, lifting his soprano like a doll, again lip-synching to perfection.