Sentence examples for sidewalk dancing from inspiring English sources

After the final whistle, everybody congregated on the sidewalk, dancing and giving hugs and high-fives.

These offenses range from bike riding on sidewalks to dancing on subways.

A man emerges from a subway station onto a busy sidewalk and begins dancing along to the beat of "New York Groove," by Ace Frehley and Kiss.

What with the use of Beatrix Potter-style animal masks and sidewalk tap dancing, the whimsy occasionally grows thick.

People clustered around the lobby's center platform, only to turn (some with jumps and startled yelps) as a group of children banging on the windows and dancing on the sidewalk signaled the dance's start.

I watch as they flutter, their shadows dancing on the sidewalk.

"At the opening party," Mr. Van Eyck said, "people were spilling out onto the streets, dancing on the sidewalk".

It was a cold day, and strangers, moved by this exciting new record, were dancing on the sidewalk with one another.

And as supporters of the nine-month old opposition party cheered their victory today, honking horns and dancing in impromptu sidewalk celebrations, other government officials also admitted that the world they knew had dramatically changed.

That confidence is certainly evident: bare-chested in his PR shots, busting out elaborate moves in his live shows, dancing down Manhattan sidewalks in music videos.

They set the sculpture on the sidewalk, and soon a crowd was dancing around it.