Sentence examples for means dancing from inspiring English sources

Its name means "dancing fingers" and your body will be one happy dance floor!

("Music" means "dancing" in Madonna's dictionary, so who's counting).

The circular steps for which shouting is known are by no means dancing.

At this New York health centre, wedged between housing projects to the east and Chinatown to the west, "dancing with the stars" means dancing with a physical therapist.

Therein lies one peril for City: Being a puppet on a proprietor's strings means dancing to his bank balance.

It means dancing with Spank Rock, whose eyes can't seem to focus on your face. .

McClean discovers that change may mean dancing with the Devil.

(In this case, "standing" might mean dancing a mean soft-shoe, or lying on a bed of nails).

It meant dancing your heart out until dawn, often aided by drugs, in clubs where anybody could pair with anybody.

Searching for my place during my school years in Edinburgh meant dancing in and out of subcultures.

Then I started taking girls trips and having more fun every day, even if it meant dancing in my living room alone.