Sentence examples for try to dance around from inspiring English sources

"We have to try to dance around them".

"I could sit here and try to dance around it all night.

The Tide front on defense did not try to dance around blocks and make plays, thus taking itself out of position.

In the past, I've been critical of Google for trying to dance around directly calling out their competitors who are actively attempting to screw them.

"They're trying to dance around the issue.

"I'm not trying to dance around the issue," Mr. Steenkamp replied.

We're all just trying to dance around the pain as best we can".

Thirteen minutes after that, Brown intercepted a pass from Bocanegra and tried to dance around the U.S. captain.

But Mrs. Bush's press secretary, Gordon Johndroe, said that the first lady would not and was not trying to dance around the issue.

I've since learned, of course, that hinting or trying to dance around issues is probably the worst thing you can do for somebody whose performance you're responsible for.

"If you've got unions protesting outside the Boston convention while Democrats who are pro-union are inside, trying to dance around it, that's a bit of a nightmare," said Norman J. Ornstein, a resident scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.