dancing造句怎麼寫

The mother was dancing the baby on her knee.

She's into dance, and her mother is Brazilian - maybe a parody of Dirty dancing using Brazilian fight dancing?

At this New York health centre, wedged between housing projects to the east and Chinatown to the west, "dancing with the stars" means dancing with a physical therapist.

Then the ladies speedily disappeared below;the pianos were silent; singing and dancing suddenly ceased.

This lady wears fancy period garb and is seen dancing in the hotel's ballroom.

Now Albanians are chuckling at headlines that have them dancing in the mouth of the crocodile (the European Union).

They are full of dancing, clapping, screaming and Shouting that may seem jarring to the untrained ear.

Music that moves – Street celebrations alive with drumming and dancing are a regular occurrence across the country.

The red face is like a dream, the flower is broken, the gloomy one world is fashionable. Take it easy, easy cold fireworks, sleeptalking fall, when dancing.

P eople in Heishui Country are very good at dancing. They usually sing and dance at the ceremonies, festival, weddings and funerals.

He was sitting in a plastic chair, dozens of women in ripped dresses singing and dancing around him, little children with runny noses and distended bellies squeezing his hand.

The whites, looking out at the activity in the yard, thought that they were being flattered by imitation and were amused by the incongruity of tattered blacks dancing courtly steps.

Then one frosty evening when the stars were sparkling in the night sky and snowflakes were dancing past the windows, a little boy and his daddy came into the store.

She likes dancing. Ask her to dance.

She had no ambition to go dancing.

If you want to impress your date, take her swing dancing, not ballroom dancing.

His victory was celebrated with music and dancing.

We've got yoga, we've got dancing, we've got storytelling, we've got Easter egg decorating.

And my pride is from the life-throb of ages dancing in my blood this moment.

He returned home to ShrewsBury for summer vacation with visions of tropical foliage dancing in his head.

Yet as ominous as the drumbeat out of Europe is, there is some reason to believe the dancing will go on for a bit.

John was imprisoned for criticizing the illegal marriage of Herod Antipas, and was executed after Herod's stepdaughter, Salome, demanded his head as a reward for dancing for the king's guests.

I like swimming and dancing.

Russian Cossack dancing is followed by break-dancing and an interpretive scarf dance.

Jim dancing until dawn with necklace and pearls.

My favourite activity is a bit of African drumming and dancing at a local group with like minded people.

Soothing music can help relax, while rhythmic beats might get you dancing in the shower, and party beats can provide a sense of fun.

I'm not very interested in dancing.

minute two-winged mosquito-like fly lacking biting mouthparts; appear in dancing swarms esp. near water.

One site lists more than 700 working Java applets -- each only a mouse click away -- that generate everything from small dancing cartoon figures and steaming cups of coffee to knock-offs of such games as Pac-Man and Missile Command.

So Singapore has recently reversed a law that banned dancing on bar-tops, opened a slew of new bars and restaurants and loosened restrictions on racy films.

But dancing in the street may not appeal to everyone.