Sentence examples for take up ballroom from inspiring English sources

While many people continue to take up ballroom dancing for the pleasure of it, for others it has become more of a sport.

Take up ballroom dancing or martial arts.

You can't just wake up one day and decide "Hey, I think I'll take up Ballroom dancing".

"She took up ballroom dancing," Mr. Yim added.

In fact, I've taken up ballroom dance in my extra time.

He has taken up ballroom dancing ("first lesson tonight!") and there is "somebody who is very good for me just now.

For Ballroom Dancing Adele Dowling, the spokeswoman for the Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation, took up ballroom dancing three years ago and has discovered that she can't live without it.

"My marriage is less passionate than the relationships in the novels," she says, then takes up ballroom dancing, paints her eyes a violent shade of tangerine, and makes the husband dance too.

Continuing his interest in sport, Mandela took up ballroom dancing, performed in a drama society play about Abraham Lincoln, and gave Bible classes in the local community as part of the Students Christian Association.

This could mean taking a spontaneous road trip once a month, taking up ballroom dancing together, or learning to cook French cuisine together.

No, this imaginary makeover was not for the people who commissioned the eight-room Park Avenue pied-à-terre that Mr. Friedman is currently working on, nor the guy with the town house who wants his new ballroom to take up an entire floor.