Sentence examples for waltzed from from inspiring English sources

He waltzed from deep through the red and black jerseys before despatching a low left-foot shot into the net.

The array of "Movember" moustaches being sported by the players offered more entertainment than the football but Jamie Murphy did his best to raise the standard when he waltzed from left to right in the Hearts half and threaded a pass to Higdon.

The answer is McAvoy, waltzing from one incarnation to another.

Waltzing from the stadium flanked by gun-toting bodyguards, he stopped to talk to the press afterwards - as coach.

"After the dance bar closed for the night, Leela would waltz from table to table helping herself to half-smoked cigarettes.

The ability to waltz from a palm-draped Tiki bar to a tap-laden brewpub to an iconic dive bar while your Fitbit barely even notices that you've moved?

Mackay-Steven then waltzed in from the left to set up John Rankin but the resulting strike from the edge of the penalty area sailed too high.

He drew three defenders and then waltzed away from them, the ball still in his possession until he once more released it into the net.

The defender waltzed forward and from 25 yards lashed a wonderful strike past Forster.

"It smacks of throwing 'red meat' to the hungry pack of Conservative backbenches so recently emboldened by the prime minister's waltzing away from the European negotiating table".

Yet almost all its roles, largely danced to polonaise and waltz music from Tchaikovsky's opera "Eugene Onegin," could have been danced equally effectively by members of the corps de ballet.