Sentence examples for spontaneous dance from inspiring English sources

She could often be found in the middle of a spontaneous dance sandwich.

Biscoe said: "Bodmin has a habit of breaking out in spontaneous dance.

Early in the new movie "The Human Stain," the protagonist, Coleman Silk, hears a recording of "Cheek to Cheek" and breaks into spontaneous dance.

Brown also closed the show, with Little Willie John's "Fever," his basso backed up by DiFranco and Welch, who vamped back and forth across the stage in a strange, spontaneous dance.

Foudy's video from 1999 is an unvarnished look at the locker room and team bus, with spontaneous dance moves, post-game pep talks punctuated by profanity, and uncomfortable grimaces caught on camera.

New York City is often full of pleasant surprises: the team of concerned bystanders rallying to help a lost child, the spontaneous dance parties at moments of national import, the everyday pleasantries and coincidences that fill the Metropolitan Diary.

What on earth would Goose Gossage, who once intentionally beaned a batter for taking too long to get back into the box, think of benches clearing to form a spontaneous dance-off?

But, if any political wife in America has been presumed to be her heir, and had an opportunity to study Mrs. Clinton's example up close, it is the fellow blonde who rode the bus with her and their husbands in the 1992 presidential campaign and who broke into a spontaneous dance-like hug with her at the 1992 Democratic convention.

He has broken out into spontaneous dances before or during a game.

These savage rhythms are supposed to stimulate the tots into doing spontaneous dances that reveal their inner turmoil.

The rapturous faces of weary fighters, the exultant V-signs, the automatics fired into the air, the spontaneous dances and embraces were the classic accoutrements of military victory.