Sentence examples for put on your dancing from inspiring English sources

"Put on your dancing shoes," she counsels.

"Put on your dancing trousers and get down to the total and utter king of Rock and Roll".

Time to Put on Your Dancing Shoes and Party!

"Put on Your Dancing Shoes"' is in that same smolderingly funky vein.

I also play in a band that does music for skinheads, I have done radio programs about skin themes, and I throw a big party every year, for six years now, called Put on Your Dancing Shoes, where we play old records.

Alcohol increases your appetite and diminishes your ability to control what you eat. 7. Put on your dancing (or walking) shoes.

They come from a rat-infested basement place somewhere in Compton, and you know that's a different life than putting on your white tie and dancing at the Savoy".

"Now, men in one of the world's most macho countries clamor to put on dancing tights".

Second, an exemption has been included for pubs and other venues that put on lap-dancing "specials" less than once a month.

· Get a new hairstyle, put on your make-up and go dancing.

But we're talking 21st-century middle-aged, 50 is the new 30 or something, where teenage kids not needing looking after all the time is an opportunity to put on, not slippers, but dancing shoes, romancing shoes maybe.