Sentence examples for point of dancing from inspiring English sources

When he and his friends went dancing with their wives and girlfriends, he would make a point of dancing with as many of the women as he could.

Eve responds: Guardian contributor EveEnsler 14 February 2014 1 47pm In the beginning there were some who questioned the power and point of dancing.

Behold the video below (or here) by YouTube user STLTransit, featured Tuesday on Mashable, of 24 hours of buses, subways and trains coming and going, each one a point of dancing light.

Here it was not a hit, the audiences couldn't yet see the point of dancing after a play and there were conflicts between the writers, the producer, the cast and the director about what they were supposed to be doing.

In the Republic of Macedonia, old-town folk music -called chalgija, the clarinet has the most important role in wedding music; clarinet solos mark the high point of dancing euphoria.

Actually, watching dance isn't the point of "Dancing With the Stars".

In other words, just the sort of place where someone exhausted from days of straining toward affluence can let loose — although preferably not to the point of horse dancing.

A lot of scientists do a great job right up to the point of actually dancing.

B) The whole POINT of dance floor dancing is to look like an idiot.

Because analysis can show that objects are made of dancing points of light does not mean there are no solids, liquids or gases that make up the familiar world.

The sensation of dancing on point was completely different to anything he had experienced as a dancer, he added.