Sentences with phrase «into ballroom dancing»
«Anthony manages's the Mayes Motors Empire, has drawn his bride into ballroom dancing, and looks forward to opening a small bed and breakfast.»
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When we move from the assumption that Christians may lean politically this way or that way to the expectation that they must, we've danced into the ballroom of cultural outrage.
As if the world around me turns into a ballroom, and Mr. Darcy has caught my eye across the room in a silent request to dance.
I moseyed into the ballroom after the DJ began and looked for my pre-determined dance partners.
Kemp launched into print modeling as well, appearing in a widely seen campaign for The Gap, then segued into acting with parts in Stephen Sommers» Victorian - era supernatural thriller Van Helsing (2004) and Renny Harlin's lurid psychological thriller Mindhunters (2005), opposite Val Kilmer and LL Cool J. Kemp deftly merged his ballroom finesse and his dramatic evocations with prominent billing in Jon M. Chu's dance - themed urban drama Step Up 2 the Streets (2008); he played Blake Collins, the proprietor of a dance school who finds his chief proclivity — an utter contempt for street dancing — upstaged by the arrival of a brash and talented young newcomer at his school.
Rock has his reasons, but never mind; instead of calling the cops, Dulaine walks into the school the next day and announces to the principal (Alfre Woodard) that he wants to teach ballroom dancing to the detention class.
Never underestimate the power of getting your kids into the right activities, in my mom's case, ballroom dancing.
As the first solo exhibition of young Beijing - based artist Hao Jingban, this exhibition is a compact introduction into her research - driven body of works, investigating the history of ballroom dance in China and the group of people who are still practicing it in Beijing today.
Ballroom superstar Anton Du Beke has given a new meaning to the term «dirty dancing» as a new study reveals that 70 per cent of Brits admit to turning everyday cleaning tasks into their own song and dance routine.