Sentence examples for pogo dancing from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the most famous survivor from the era, Mahmoud Ahmed, was honoured at the BBC Radio 3 awards for world music, where the grey-haired singer gave a rousing performance and an impressive display of African pogo dancing.

Dancing in a polar bear costume, flying through the stratosphere, pogo dancing with African natives and surfing on his motorcycle, the feeling he is hooked on is pretty goofy but highly entertaining.

The eight members of the group were a high-energy bunch, rapping with distinctive Texas twang and pogo dancing nonstop.

The manic pogo dancing to the Rochdale Coconut Dance suggests that big-band folk had become the new punk.

And pogo dancing, which is jumping up and down.

She's suddenly in that moment, pogo-ing so close, dancing right up in his face, wondering: "Who am I?

Bhatti's blond best friend from the swim team, Caleb Savoia, pogoed into the circles of girls dancing together.

What you might like: Dora's swinging monkey friends; the yellow, goggled, dancing minions; and the percussionists and pogo-stick guys from "Hop".

After the ensemble started dancing, Wendy Whelan and Albert Evans approached Mr. Boal, who bounced backward, as if on a pogo stick.

In the nightclub scene, their dancing is both spazzy and cool, alluring without aggression, uninhibited but fun, as when Ringo dances to "Don't Bother Me" with a young woman while also playfully mock-boxing with Paul, or when Ringo starts pogo-ing to "All My Loving" with a tall and lean young man dancing alongside him.

It's just that they're at an age when gathering for any purpose outside of school is a lark, and they can't help frittering away their time gossiping, spinning records, dancing to the latest beat or craze or whatever it is, their thin arms flailing, hair in motion, legs going like pogo sticks.