Sentence examples for room and dancing from inspiring English sources

Dinner went on for hours, interspersed with music (Ansermet and Marcelle Meyer played a piano at one end of the room) and dancing by the ballerinas.

As the chorus ends, she is shown surrounded by several men in a dark room and dancing in front of barcode-like walls.

A cheer went up in the room, and "Dancing in the Street" began blaring, as supporters in the bleachers didn't quite dance, but swayed slightly as they shook American flags and red-white-and-blue pom-poms.

1!—and I ran in circles around the room, singing and dancing and not believing my ears.

As Kasem made his way through the Top Ten, it wasn't there and wasn't there until it was — No. 1! — and I ran in circles around the room, singing and dancing and not believing my ears.

Towards the end of the chorus, Brown and his dancers appear back inside the main room and continue dancing.

A woman asks towards the end of my talk, "Where do you think men are going?" I answer, "To the prom!" Then the boys break into a refrain from "Varsity Drag" and get the entire room up singing and dancing.

If we want to have everyone we love in the same room, toasting us and dancing to Toto's Africa, we either wait for the pub that will accommodate us all to be built, or we have a "Big Wedding".

Most of the video just shows the brothers in a living room dressed formally and dancing to the camera.

Carefree escapism, stepping back in time when we're obsessed with the future, glamour, and visual spectacle make for an alluring, vivacious alternative to monochrome electronic music – which is often focused on a DJ, dark room, and heads-down dancing.

When you find yourself out tonight – a little post-work lager, maybe some prinks with the gals, you and the lads decking tins of cider on the night bus in all-new bomber jackets, hoping desperately to pull, none of you actually destined to pull – and you misjudge the room and go in dancing, look to Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the Labour Party.