Sentence examples for remaining dancing from inspiring English sources

"In the late 19th century, so many of the Gilded Age robber baron types were looking for a sense of sophistication to place themselves in a kind of aristocracy," said Valerie Paley, 49, a historian at the New-York Historical Society who studies social elites and whose own children attended one of the city's remaining dancing schools with upper-crust throwbacks, the Knickerbocker Cotillion.

His companions quickly tired but Masimov remained, dancing alone and animatedly on the stage for another 15-20 minutes.

I hope I remain dancing for as long as I can.

Despite government efforts, the original forms of the Sun Dance were never completely repressed, and in the early 21st century sun dancing remained a significant religious ritual among many Plains peoples.

The lone remaining green ladybug continued dancing around.

There was a nonintermission: While the curtain remained up, dancers stopped dancing.

Even up to her death in 1975, at the age of 69, she remained typecast, singing and dancing a white man's tune.

A Younger Theatre's Jake Orr charted its progress live, and the result is a flavourful piece of documentation, full of little titbits: "One writer (who shall remain nameless) is even dancing as they write.

Now revised and recast for a 10th-anniversary tour, it's the kind of certified cult hit that no longer has an audience so much as fans, who come to relive their favourite moments, blow up white balloons during the wedding scene and remain on their feet dancing throughout the interval.

Up at the Fifties diner, happy souls rave away to jukebox rock'n'roll and in the Slipped Disco tent, Sean Rowley's Guilty Pleasures are the perfect soundtrack for dancing away any remaining inhibitions.

The nine ladies dancing, for example, remained static, at $6,294, the same as last year, according to figures from Philadanco, a dance company in Philadelphia.