Sentence examples for maybe to dance from inspiring English sources

And it was the start of my fantasy: to play [violin] in someone's theatre orchestra, or maybe to dance and of course to conduct".

A ticket costs about £3 and it's a great way to get to know people as you'll be offered food, asked your opinions, maybe even to dance – as I was! You're a long way from the blazers and ties required at Lord's! gonca The mystical skyline and ruins of the ancient city of Anuradhapura are an evocative reminder of its status as Sri Lanka's ruling city for over 1,300 years.

Only a few feet away from the president of Fisher-Price toys -- who was nervously trying to get this year's version of dancing Elmo to dance ("maybe the batteries are dead") -- Jake Gautney, 12, was concentrating on the joy stick of a new version of Ms. Pac-Man.

Maybe we need to dance more as a nation.

Sample lyric: "This is rock for Satan / Maybe he wants to dance".

Local 6 spoke with 9-year-old Jonah Cockerham who said, "Maybe I want to dance with it, but I don't want to get killed".

And I love to dance – maybe I'll take classes in Latin dance.

He said that black people are allowed to be the software of culture: to sing, to act, to dance, maybe to write.

They might think it means "Is it time to dance?" Maybe, "Is it time to have a one night stand with my Tinder date?" Possibly, "Is it time to do bumps of something in the bathroom stall and create a cue of angry people?" Sure.

Maybe you would like to dance in the middle of the supermarket.

Maybe I could teach him to dance a jig.