Sentence examples for nation dancing from inspiring English sources
Saturday night television gets the nation dancing with blockbuster entertainment programmes Strictly Come Dancing and Greatest Dancer on BBC One.
"But I have one last thing to do for Strictly – get everyone back together again and to get the nation dancing".
Gambians had come to expect surprises from their leader – cruel, violent and capricious in power – just not ones that set the whole nation dancing in the streets and sent shockwaves of joy and inspiration across the continent.
To be able to stand there in the middle of the ground with the entire nation celebrating and dancing, I can barely describe how excited I was.
Vince Cable is the nation's dancing star of the crash – but he still isn't bringing in enough new votes.
Similarly establishing a homeland, Avey Johnson is dancing up a nation in the island spaces and water crossings of Praisesong for the Widow.
Delicately dancing the dangerous, diplomatic dance on a floor filled with scorpion nations and their NGO's is no easy feat and Bibi is no dancer.
For 40 years we have been dancing around each other, a gaseous nation circling and tightening.
Dr. Schmidt said the world was now "dancing" with the temperature targets set last year in the Paris climate treaty for nations to limit climate change.
