Sentence examples for will dance on from inspiring English sources

She will dance on forever in all our hearts, in our memories, in our bodies, in our movements.

Marriage equality will, in time, fundamentally destroy "traditional marriage," and I, for one, will dance on its grave.

"I am the one," he sings, "who will dance on the floor in the round".

He will dance on in our memories.

Later in the evening, they will dance on a dance-floor costing $350,000.

The slogan on his T-shirt read, "A generation of trade unionists will dance on Thatcher's grave".

Then I'll dance on his grave".

"I know that when I die, you'll dance on my grave," he remembers his mother saying.

Not least because it is a London news desk's easiest modus operandi: "Maggie's gone – get someone to call that place in the North-east where they say they'll dance on her grave".

Another long silence; then he stared me dead in the eye and said, "Farley, one day you'll come to understand that this world turns on the dollar, and to get it you'll dance on your own mother's grave.

That means a meaty chant near the end of "Even the Stars Fall 4 U" or a head-fake club-music intro to "Red Camaro" or dim lyrics on "Little Bit of Everything" that mildly spoil his good-guy sheen: "I want a cool chick that'll cook for me/but'll dance on the bar in her tan bare feet/ and do what I want when I want".