Sentence examples for merry dance from inspiring English sources
noun
A useless waste of time resulting from a deception.
- The children led us on a merry dance with their stories of strangers and shadows in the night.
And the merry dance goes on.
Have you been led a merry dance by energy companies?
"He led them a merry dance!" says Gabrielle.
Both were youthful heroes of mine, both led countless opponents a gloriously merry dance.
The bowler was led a merry dance as he unsuccessfully chased the bird round the field.
We see them running and jumping, putting on silly disguises and leading their security minders on a merry dance.
Di María had already struck Germany's crossbar and led defenders a merry dance before he set up the goal.
Romelda Aiken led the English defence a merry dance throughout, shooting an impressive 44 of the 52 Jamaican goals.
After scoring two and leading Heaton's defence on a merry dance, Aubameyang trotted off at half time.
For the past few weeks, a hacker collective called LulzSec has been leading American and British authorities a merry dance.
Kate called her cancer the Nuisance, and it led us on a merry dance of operations and chemotherapy.
