Sentence examples for limbo dance from inspiring English sources

The actors haven't watered down their accents so I translate for a dentist from North Carolina, but in the interval there it is again, bloody limbo dancing and, I wonder, do they limbo dance in Port Antonio?

Could Henley keep his limbo dance of a debut going?

USA-1 performed a limbo dance on the course's track record in its first two heats.

It all suggests the early stages of a limbo dance as performed by the Welsh Guards.

Squeezing under the salary cap, $59.4 million, required a limbo dance that made many of their fans squeamish.

But it may be, Mr. Matthews said, that the aviation accident rate is like the bar in a limbo dance.

I've never seen limbo dancing in Kingston; I've not heard of great limbo dancers fighting against slavery; my mother never limbo danced, she went to church.

4.24am GMT 66th over: New Zealand 159-2 (Williamson 52, Taylor 41) Williamson limbo dances away from a good Broad bouncer.

He shakes, high-kicks, limbo dances and shadow-boxes with something that can only be, given the range and good humour of his jabs, a playful giant octopus.

He didn't just declare that he had been vindicated, washed clean, shriven like the lamb, proved utterly moist, fragrant, and smelling of roses, but he pranced and limbo danced on the graves of his enemies.

But it is her own "Back To The Start", with its nu-rave synthesiser (more enjoyable than her cover version of Britney Spear's "Womaniser" which she limbo dances to), and a song like the gorgeous "22", that show her to be a lasting talent.