Sentence examples for tired of dancing from inspiring English sources

The club is on the left bank of the Mtkvari River, and when you get tired of dancing to house and techno, you can head to the balcony and watch the river.

I'm tired of dancing around it.

The Wall Street Journal reports that "front-stabbing" is being embraced by managers tired of "dancing around the issue".

The Wall Street Journal reports that "front-stabbing" is being embraced by managers tired of "dancing around the issue". Val DiFebo, CEO of Deutsch's New York office, understands such confrontation as "more big-hearted and caring... than going behind someone's back". Certainly a culture that involves back-stabbing is not a good option; however, front-stabbing may not be much better.

Make a lounge for those who are tired of dancing.

Talk with your group to decide where you're all going to go when people are tired of dancing and ready for the real party to start.

One afternoon when I was there, the performance artist Marina Abramović stopped by to watch Lugo and Eichten, tired from a day of dancing, perform their duet with an even more depleted languor than usual.

If you have a spare couple of hours (and you're tired of watching my sweet dancing moves), you can read all of our coverage of the company here.

When Britain tired of Puritan rule, craving theatres, dancing and debauchery once again, King Charles II came to the throne.

Two years later the strip was syndicated; she didn't stop dancing until Mr. Feiffer, then 71, tired of the weekly deadline.

At other companies, one gets tired of the "human touch" — give us some dancing!