Sentence examples for swing step from inspiring English sources

I was wearing a velvet green jacket, and I was doing sort of a swing step, kind of Lindy-hopping in the mosh pit.

What is irresistible are the ever-present pleasures of life: the swinging steps of pretty girls who have matured walking up and down the arched stone bridges, the delicious food, the cordiality of the people, the festas, the leisurely promenade under the procuratie in the piazza at the end of the day, the open-air concerts in the evening, the ever-changing crowds of foreign visitors.

And wearing sociologically exact costumes by ESosa, they execute Ronald K. Brown's choreography (which weds 1930's swing steps with African ritualism) with pleasing confidence, particularly when the sexes face off in "A Woman Is a Sometime Thing" (led by the likable Joshua Henry, late of "The Scottsboro Boys").

In an hourlong interview, he answered questions while pantomiming his golf swing, stepping into the kitchen for a bottle of water, whirling his 9-month-old son, Maverick Noah, in the air, removing lint from his wife Alli's bare foot and fetching a photograph of his father.

Visitors are welcome to get out on the floor and do everything from country and western line dancing to old-fashioned swing steps.

You can add a tiny swing, stepping stones, or trees.

Endpoints included relative paw position (hind overlapping/non-overlapping with front paws), timing (stand, swing and step cycle), base of support, pressure and dimensions of each footfall, which enabled calculation of stride length, paw distance, and regularity index (preferred paw placement sequence during walking) and were averaged for all compliant runs.

Loefah's minimal half-step, the swinging two-step of Horsepower Productions and the weird synths that typified Kode9's tracks have been ditched in favour of dumbed-down mid-range enormo-wobblers by Caspa and Rusko.

In the past few years, at both national and at subnational (provincial) government levels, ECEC policy and program directions have swung—"two steps forward, three steps back, then one step ahead again" as "new policy and increases have been replaced by downsizing, and expansion, followed by cuts, then— in some instances growth again" (Friendly, Beach, Ferns, & Turiano, 2007, p. vii).

We have the innocent, breezy swing-step of "Summer Pleasures," a clever spin on juke with "Deep Space," and of course BOP's quirky sensibility with track titles such as "Dancing Nerds" and "My Warm Soft Blanket".

Let your arms swing as you step.