Sentence examples for tap dance over from inspiring English sources

So the game kicks off and in the opening minutes Marronkle is through one-on-one but manages to perform some sort of tap dance over the ball before scuffing his shot and falling over.

Fearing that China may gain undue political influence, the government has spent years in a diplomatic tap dance over who will get to develop an estimated 900-million-ton pofthen of the deposit, much of it prized coking coal essential to making steel.

Chambers has revealed that he sent a video of himself performing a Fred Astaire tap dance routine to over 800 stage and television directors and producers in the UK, explaining: "Julie Harkin in casting at Holby saw it and gave me a call because they thought it was unusual.

She's behind "Bad Liar," by Selena Gomez, which uses the bass line from the Talking Heads' "Psycho Killer" as a foundation for Gomez to tap dance all over; Gomez sounds cute and distracted, like she's talking to herself.

In his dazzling transcription of Chopin's "Revolutionary" Étude he transfers the left-hand runs in the piano to the pedals, and his feet (clad in specially made shoes) tap-dance over them with astounding speed.

If it was tap dancing, he'd take tap dance.

Mediocrity doesn't tap dance into the limelight for fear of tripping over.

Always looking for an opportunity -- and loving tap dance -- he persuaded Mr. Hatchett to let him take it over.

He explains that he persuaded a bloke called Kevin, who's only 5ft tall, to wear false shoulders, with the ventriloquist's dummy over them, and that he should tap dance, and sing.

1825? Providence, Rhode Island 1852 London, England Master Juba, original name William Henry Lane (born 1825?, Providence, Rhode Island, U.S. died 1852, London, England) known as the "father of tap dance" and the first African American to get top billing over a white performer in a minstrel show.

Last night's launch saw long-time Strictly presenter Sir Bruce Forsyth hand over the hosting baton to Claudia Winkleman after a flashmob tap dance.