Sentence examples for trail dancing from inspiring English sources
Clapping and twisting in an early "American Bandstand" style, Mr. Gingrich unwound for an hour or so with his wife, Callista, after a long day on the campaign trail, dancing to "All My Loving" by the Beatles and, the lone couple on the floor, to "Rocket Man" by Elton John, which could be a defiant theme song after the flak Mr. Gingrich has caught for calling to revive the moon program.
You might find yourself on a truly unexpected trail – dancing with a stranger to the music of eight Swedish beauties playing big-band bossa nova.
He's trailing 20-0 and he's dancing.
Women, men and children will be taking to the streets of Santa Monica, the alleys of Chicago, the dirt roads of Nepal, the trails of Patagonia, and the mountains of Switzerland, dancing, marching, and singing in protest.
Conversely, Law recently had a Canadian tabloid posse on her trail after she sprained her ankle in Newfoundland, reportedly dancing with a member of the Canadian men's team.
In Puerto Rico, electioneering is a matter of song and color and noise, with motorcades, or caravanas, trailing after candidates and crowds filling the streets waving flags and dancing to la plena folk music.
Glasgow's player of the year was as elusive as a shadow, dancing past four home players before slipping the ball to Maitland, who motored into the corner with a trail of green and black shirts in his wake.
The party, this zydeco trail ride, is a regular Sunday event, which is equally about horses and accordions, saddles and rub boards, pounding hooves and dancing feet.
Perhaps she was dancing in one of those jazz clubs she liked to visit, oblivious of the chaos she'd left trailing in her wake.
Performances will include ribbon dancing, handkerchief dancing, sword dancing, lion dancing and Mongolian bowl dancing.
