Sentence examples similar to prompt dancing from inspiring English sources

That prompted fireworks, dancing in the streets and a symphony of car-honking and gunshots fired in the air.

She goes onto tell me, almost without being prompted, about dancing in clubs with names like Vamps and Minx, the men who paid her entertain them ("They were mostly lovely, no-one wants to hear that but it's true") and the weird people who ran them.

It's not all grimly serious, though – there are even flickers of grins on stage as the intense Anglia offers a searing indictment of British colonialism while prompting highly exotic dancing.

Mr. Bach's announcement of the winner prompted much hugging and dancing from the Chinese delegation in the audience.

The physicality can be quite overwhelming at first; the interior architecture sporadically prompting you to stop dancing and reabsorb your surroundings.

The dispute has superseded lacrosse, prompting diplomatic tap-dancing abroad and reigniting in the United States a centuries-old debate over the sovereignty of American Indian nations.

The injury put a prompt end to our competitive dancing.

The photo published here April 23 of Triangle Club's Philip Ricks '85 dancing en pointe prompted a response from James Neely '48, who reminisced about Triangle ballerinas performing in tutus in the 1948-49 show, All in Favor.

The music video of the song portrayed Lady Gaga appearing in a party where she plays the song, prompting party-goers to start dancing in enjoyment.

Balanchine always preferred orchestral music for theater dancing; Schoenberg's setting prompted him to a full-company treatment.

Yeasayer were supremely slick, their falsetto vocals, tight guitar riffs and infectious beats prompting a spot of enthusiastic afternoon dancing.