Sentence examples for nothing to dance from inspiring English sources

But backroom negotiations over texts produced almost nothing to dance about.

Michael Egbe, from Nigeria, is "a ball of talent and chaos, as likely to write an extraordinary poem as he was to write nothing, to dance the tango as to lose all his art homework".

Sandman Sims, who later took over for Porto Rico, told me in Showtime at the Apollo: "James Brown came to New York and he didn't have no shoes, nothing to dance in, nothing to sing in.

Enter the novelist who desires nothing more than to dance with it all night long.

She'd like nothing more than to dance with Ellen DeGeneres.

The track, which features English singer Karen Harding, has a shiny, modern veneer and is admittedly more pop-house than it is old-school disco from its progenitor, but as he told Entertainment Weekly upon its release: "My goal is to make music that will make people want to dance, nothing else".

At first, I thought he was simply getting ready to dance, and nothing more.

"They are so busy earning enough money to dance for nothing," she said.

She admits that now he is just nothing, and someone cuts in to dance.

This year's focus on justice could also be seen as a response to criticism that simply bringing campaigners together to dance did nothing to end injustice.

This time he adds his own gloss: "It's something, though – it isn't nothing – to have a tub to dance to.