Sentence examples for wait to dance from inspiring English sources
If, the rest of the time you're dancing, s/he looks away from you, talks to another person, or can't wait to dance with someone else, then they probably aren't interested.
The New Yorker, November 26 , 1927P. 19 Dancing Carnival at Lincoln Square where tattooed girls wait to dance with the sailors.
Despite Todd Christie's attempts to keep much of his work low-profile, he could not resist engaging in a highly publicized Facebook dispute with a political consultant for one of Christopher Christie's rivals in the Republican primary, writing at one point that he "can't wait to dance on your political grave".
Along with new works, Company C (formed in 2002) performs classics, and when it was rehearsing Antony Tudor's 1937 "Dark Elegies," Mr. Anderson's mother, Zola Dishong, who appeared as a soloist with American Ballet Theater, remarked on how long she had had to wait to dance that work.
We can't wait to dance and talk tangasm with you!
We can't wait to dance all night to the best album ever.
The Balanchine curtain rises on dancers who are waiting to dance, braced for action.
One rainy night at Lincoln Center, she was waiting to dance, worrying about her curly hair and the humidity, when a gentleman, the jazz journalist Daniel Kassell, introduced himself and asked her to dance.
"It's not good enough to allow Brexit to reduce our place in the world to silently sitting wishing someone will offer us a trade deal, like a nervous teenager waiting to dance at a school disco.
In the ebullient "Stella the Artist", he's "gibbering like a lunatic" with love; in "Nemesis", he's "the memory you can't get out of your head"; but it's hard to see why anyone else should be that interested in these songs, save for the occasional intriguing image, such as "there are carnivals of silverfish waiting to dance upon our bones".
The thumb swipe sends her name to a computer screen manned by a disk jockey upstairs, who adds her to a lineup of other women waiting to dance on the center stage.
