Sentence examples for particular dancing from inspiring English sources

But as I write, I know that I'll be happy to cling to the hard and scaly back of this particular dancing dragon as I wait for Book 6, "The Winds of Winter".

"Pacific Dances" is not about anything in particular but dancing, Mr. Feld said.

In the privacy of his mind, I am sure that the Chancellor, in particular, is dancing a daily jig of delight at his good fortune – so soon after an election that he thought might end his career.

The advent of sound had triggered a cacophony of public debates as well as a deluge of experiments in various formats, in particular the "dancing and singing" (gewupian) genre, to incorporate sound into the silent screen.

Ballet rose out of courtly ritual, in particular the social dancing at the French court of Louis XIV.

Ms. Tracey, in particular, made her dancing flow along nicely without investing it with much dynamic variety.

I think he helped me". Ivenko says Nureyev had a particular way of dancing.

But if Sue is a good dancer and Huw is a good dancer, then it makes perfect sense to ask who is the better dancer, and without needing to fix on any particular amount of dancing — much less on any amount of Sue or Huw.

A more specific group, it turns out, has a more particular fantasy -- dancing through it, backwards.

One scene in particular involving a dancing Henrietta about to make a, shall we say, eye-opening gesture sent shivers down my spine.

But Ms. Fairchild's dancing, in particular, was not gala level: too many blurs at the end of phrases that need high definition.