Sentence examples for well to dance from inspiring English sources

McNicol feels that the emotional story of Chocolat lends itself well to dance; he told the BBC, "I've been wanting to do a much larger work".

In part, that's because will.i.am is irredeemably corny, a quality that's well suited to dance anthems.

The youthful duo looks at San Francisco mainly as a fine excuse to eat and drink well, and to dance until morning.

Thanks to Iressa, the mother wrote, she made the wedding and felt well enough to dance at the reception.

It can, of course, back off to take into account the political repercussions, and it has been well-advised to dance the peculiar minuet that couples bombings on one day with relief conveys on the next.

And it's the same for the audience as well, they tend to dance even more to the fast music".

I can't help wishing Ballet Theater would try some of Mr. Taylor's more audacious compositions; I recall how well it used to dance the infinitely poignant "Sunset" in the 1980s.

He said, "Well, ask him to dance".

They still expect me to dance well.

The pressure is still there to dance well.

"Well, I really loved to dance," Ms. Meredith said.