Sentence examples for prolonged dancing from inspiring English sources

"Combine this with bruxism, which is reported by many users for up to 24 hours after taking the drug; dehydration from prolonged dancing; and the possible consumption of acidic fizzy drinks, and there is the potential for dental damage".

In exertional hyperpyrexia, it is clear that the circumstances in which the drug is taken are important in the development of this complication as implied by its frequent occurrence in club-goers following prolonged dancing [ 25, 26].

(Normally, Siberian shamans achieve trance by prolonged drumming and dancing).

The risk is made even greater by the fact that users are often dancing for prolonged periods of time in a hot environment and not drinking enough water (which can lead to heat stroke even without taking any drugs).

Players are also forbidden from doing the following "in the direction of an opponent": sack dances; home run swing; incredible hulk; spiking the ball; spinning the ball; throwing or shoving the ball; pointing; pointing the ball; verbal taunting; military salute; standing over an opponent (prolonged and with provocation); or dancing.

Energized by their prolonged engagement, we were literally dancing on the foredeck.

Even for a sober person, this extreme setting can produce effects such as dehydration and heatstroke (especially when dancing in close quarters for prolonged periods of time), but the situation becomes much more dangerous when drugs are involved.

The hall erupted in a prolonged ovation as jubilant delegates, many of them dancing, were awash in a sea of beach balls, confetti and balloons.

Two examples of dance tracking: salsa and belly dancing.Salsa figuresBelly dancing figures.

Coppélia, the first of these pieces, opened during a prolonged period of malaise stretching back to the 1850s in European ballet, in which dancing veered more toward repetitive athletic feats than expressive movement.1 Four decades later, Petrouchka continued the satirical work of Coppélia.

Meanwhile, as the city legislature weighs its options for new permanent regulations, and the Time Warp organizers brace for a prolonged judicial battle, the only certain fact is that Buenos Aires will keep dancing to its underground beats legally or otherwise.