Dancing used in a sentence

Dancing in a sentence as a noun

Kind of like bees dancing for each other.

I could be a great dancer before I'm forty, except that I don't really like dancing.

I guess you could argue that Zynga employees have been dancing with the ***** for the past couple of years.

In light of all the freedoms America lost since then though, he must be dancing in his grave right now.

If we ever reach a point where bootstrap is the low end of web design, I'll be dancing a little jig.

At this point my vision narrows to about the size of a penny, filled with dancing patterns and lights.

If you're doing voice input on windows phone, the vu meter is just a series of very small dancing dots.

Likewise, there's huge groups of people singing, dancing, waltzing, in the evenings.

I think it's perfectly fine if you want to play games dancing around what's legal and forge ahead against Craigslist's wishes.

It was also super badass hula hooping, not just regular dancing.

Jesus tap-dancing Christ, the Rapture came and somehow I got teleported to the 50s.

Some people enjoy sitting on saddles, twirling their mustaches, and line-dancing the cowshit off their boots.

Probably worth mentioning that the hula hoop dancing happened at a Github party with a lot of people not from Github.

I work hard, but I also spend a lot of time pursuing other interests such as yoga, swing dancing, and improv comedy.

Two women are dancing to music at work in a tech company and the author compares this to a scene at a strip club as men are watching this.

No dancing around in the park with smart covers, no petty google-bashing, just a great no-nonsense overview of their product's actual standout features.

No one is questioning his freedom to do what he chooses.> He does certain things for shock value...True but I think killing an elephant and then posting a video about it is a bit different than showing scantily clad women dancing on the hood of a convertible.