Sentence examples for sort of dance from inspiring English sources

Don't blow it England!" "I also saw the Barmy Army do some sort of dance involving dancing round in a circle yesterday and wondered what the blazes was going on," says Tim Ward.

It was like a sort of dance.

Didn't he, after all, sort of dance in the stars?

N while 'Underbart' loses itself into a more intense, trancey sort of dance.

That sort of dance routine only happens on [the TV show] The Voice.

A sort of Dance to the Music of Time, with fewer cocktails and more, well, quite.

This sort of dance-rap has heritage, dating back to hip-hop's roots in disco and the electro-rap of Afrika Bambaataa.

So, while lyrically it's all fairly downbeat, musically Price, offers up a sort of dance-pop hoedown full of "oh oh oh" moments and another arena-ready chorus.

Yorke has characterized "Amok" as "a sort of dance-music record," and though it likely won't be filed as such, owing to its clear vocal lines, it is gloriously rhythmic.

Now Tammy Wynette was a genuine living legend, the First Lady of Country – and the record we were making was a sort of dance-pop record with weird bits.

A man sort of danced into the scene, wearing a weird expression of delight and shooting what the doctor assumed was a fake gun.