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dancing English
Meaning dancing meaning
What does dancing mean?
dancing
Synonyms dancing synonyms
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Topics dancing topics
What do people use dancing to talk about?
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What are the types of dances?
Examples dancing examples
How do I use dancing in a sentence?
Simple sentences
I feel like dancing.
I'm not dancing for you.
He was dancing with her.
Dancing isn't my favorite kind of entertainment.
Who's that woman dancing with Tom?
I could hardly keep from laughing when I saw Tom and Mary dancing.
Everyone formed couples and began dancing.
Betty is a dancing teacher.
Betty is crazy about dancing.
We did a lot of singing and dancing at the party.
Do you like dancing?
Why don't you come dancing with me?
The man dancing on the stage is my uncle.
Judy is fond of dancing.
They were dancing to the music.
She likes dancing in a disco better than skiing.
She felt like dancing.
We're going dancing tonight.
Why don't we go dancing?
There is a book on dancing on the desk.
I take dancing and modeling lessons.
I could not help laughing to see him dancing.
At the winter festival, Beth received an award for dancing the best.
She started dancing when she was eight.
Movie subtitles
Well, it smells like a cherub dancing in the morning dew. Oh.
Yeah, I'm not so much of a dancer. I'm more of an I-hate-dancing.
Phillip and Jayma dancing for the very first time as Mr. and Mrs. Epstein!
It's two people in love, and they're dancing.
Hoverboard dancing is not dancing.
I like dancing with you, Richard.
She taught skate dancing, back in Buffalo.
No game, no festival, no dancing - only seriousness and praying!
Show me more of that wonderful dancing!
I keep them dancing for their money.
Thorpe just stole my partner and left me dancing with myself.
I'd go back to dancing, like I used to before I met you.
I don't want no dancing.
Through open windows it came in, dancing.
I picked her out of the dancing crowd and took her away.
Thorpe just stole my partner and left me dancing with myself. Yeah?
Not that easy. Dancing's no cinch.
Dancing's all right for a sideline.
Mata Hari's dancing.
Don't you like dancing?
Dancing for those few.
Who's dancing?
The champagne, and those girls and their dancing. those beautiful silver things, and the ice, and the caviar..
Well, it smells like a cherub dancing in the morning dew.
I'm more of an I-hate-dancing.
Yeah. I like dancing with you, Richard.
There is more danger in dancing than in dining.
On Saturday evening all the local youth were dancing on the village green.
When Gjermund saw that Berit was dancing with his rival, he was consumed with jealousy.
I'll come afterwards for the dancing.
OH, I WOULDN'T DREAM OF INTERFERING WITH YOUR DANCING.
I HATE DANCING WITH MEN WITH DAMP HANDS.
News and current affairs
They must know that this measure will have as much effect on food inflation as rain dancing has on the weather.
As I watched, a European next to me explained that such dancing is accepted, so long as the contact between the men is left undefined.
One had the feeling that this was something akin to dancing on the Titanic - the culmination of a privileged partnership at its tipping point, a grand gala for something that was about to disappear.
No one is surprised to see grey-haired people dancing and singing and petting.
The bridal videos that I was shown, with the sensuous dancing that the bride learns as part of what makes her a wonderful wife, and which she proudly displays for her bridegroom, suggested that sensuality was not alien to Muslim women.
The European Union has been so successful that you would have thought there would be dancing in the streets at its 50th anniversary.
Today, the EU is dancing to Fidel's tune.
In other words, the elephant is already dancing with the dragon.
The regime of former President Viktor Yanukovych was dancing to the Kremlin's tune, and my confinement ended only because of the courage of the millions of Ukrainians who demanded its ouster.
Comparisons to Nazi-era Europe do nothing to reassure a community that, despite all of the major historical differences between then and now, cannot quite shake the feeling that it is dancing on the rim of a volcano.
But, high on the benefits of globalization, and waiting with a mixture of excitement and apprehension for the coming of a new post-Western world order, Israelis are dancing on the rim of a volcano.
From high above the city, I looked out at these people dancing through the streets.
Those dancing on the Wall, 20 years ago, made their choice.