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Definition of line dancing in English: line dancingnoun mass nounA type of country and western dancing in which dancers line up in a row without partners and follow a choreographed pattern of steps to music. Example sentencesExamples - Katrina, who has loved dancing since she was five, says she has learnt Irish, ballet and modern dancing but has discovered a real passion for line dancing.
- People shy away from us in clubs, scared we may revert to line dancing or rowing or some other sad form of choreography.
- The women's club is back in action on Thursday nights with line dancing, aerobics classes and first aid course which will begin shortly.
- What makes Love's approach to group exercise so appealing - especially to men, I'd wager - is her aversion to anything remotely resembling bad line dancing.
- Set dancing and line dancing classes will be up and running in a few weeks.
- The entire cast joined in a lavish, choreographed opening number and the grand finale, with the chorus line dancing as back-up for the featured acts.
- They can expect to see music from local bands as well as Irish dancing, line dancing and step dancing as part of the celebrations.
- Dartford and Gravesend Adult Education is holding yoga, line dancing, tai chi and belly dancing sessions at its centres in Dartford and Gravesham.
- Groups such as karate, Weight Watchers, line dancing, toddler group, ballroom dancing and tea dancing use the hall every week.
- A keen dancer Birdie regularly attended any event where there was ballroom dancing, Irish dancing or, in more recent years, line dancing.
- Choose from tango, tea dancing, line dancing or bhangra to take part in this challenge.
- Maypole dancing and line dancing were also on offer to the children.
- Creek Valley Western line dancing group is planning to put on a display.
- He fills the rest of his time - between luxurious, semi-retired holidays - with line dancing, kayaking and handyman work - for mum, and for other people.
- Now, I'll admit, line dancing is not to everyone's taste, but the regular club scene was getting very stale for me.
- Hart drives her where she needs to go - to work in the morning, shopping during the week, line dancing on Friday, church on Sunday.
- Mildred has maintained her great love for music and song down the years and is a well known teacher of set dancing and line dancing throughout the district.
- We went line dancing one night, that was a laugh.
- Activities included line dancing, a food corner, a quiz about the pupils and a raffle, with teachers getting into the spirit of things by dressing as cowboys and Indians.
- Competitive line dancing is just like jazz or disco dancing and it's great when you have a really interesting piece to perform.
Derivatives noun A country and western dance in which dancers line up in a row without partners and follow a choreographed pattern of steps to music. a perfectly synchronized line dance Example sentencesExamples - The world's leaders join each other for coffee and a line dance for the crowd of photographers, and then proceed to a most undignified rush from room to room for ‘bilateral talks’.
- In one longish sequence, a dance leader shouts out instructions at a bar, as patrons (mostly women) follow dutifully, performing a line dance that could also be an aerobics routine.
- They taught him the Madison, the line dance that originated in Baltimore and then swept the country.
verb [no object]Perform a line dance. we line-danced to some country music
noun The crowd which gathered on the Green were entertained by local group Dancing Devils followed by The Silver Spurs line dancers. Example sentencesExamples - Samantha was a champion modern line dancer and a leading member of the Pembrokeshire Dance School.
- About 70 line dancers took part in a 12-hour marathon in Marlborough on Saturday to raise funds for the new Swindon Hospital.
Definition of line dancing in US English: line dancingnounˈlīn ˌdansiNGˈlaɪn ˌdænsɪŋ A type of country and western dancing in which dancers line up in a row without partners and follow a choreographed pattern of steps to music. Example sentencesExamples - He fills the rest of his time - between luxurious, semi-retired holidays - with line dancing, kayaking and handyman work - for mum, and for other people.
- Set dancing and line dancing classes will be up and running in a few weeks.
- They can expect to see music from local bands as well as Irish dancing, line dancing and step dancing as part of the celebrations.
- Competitive line dancing is just like jazz or disco dancing and it's great when you have a really interesting piece to perform.
- Choose from tango, tea dancing, line dancing or bhangra to take part in this challenge.
- Activities included line dancing, a food corner, a quiz about the pupils and a raffle, with teachers getting into the spirit of things by dressing as cowboys and Indians.
- The women's club is back in action on Thursday nights with line dancing, aerobics classes and first aid course which will begin shortly.
- The entire cast joined in a lavish, choreographed opening number and the grand finale, with the chorus line dancing as back-up for the featured acts.
- Dartford and Gravesend Adult Education is holding yoga, line dancing, tai chi and belly dancing sessions at its centres in Dartford and Gravesham.
- What makes Love's approach to group exercise so appealing - especially to men, I'd wager - is her aversion to anything remotely resembling bad line dancing.
- Hart drives her where she needs to go - to work in the morning, shopping during the week, line dancing on Friday, church on Sunday.
- Groups such as karate, Weight Watchers, line dancing, toddler group, ballroom dancing and tea dancing use the hall every week.
- Mildred has maintained her great love for music and song down the years and is a well known teacher of set dancing and line dancing throughout the district.
- A keen dancer Birdie regularly attended any event where there was ballroom dancing, Irish dancing or, in more recent years, line dancing.
- Creek Valley Western line dancing group is planning to put on a display.
- We went line dancing one night, that was a laugh.
- Now, I'll admit, line dancing is not to everyone's taste, but the regular club scene was getting very stale for me.
- Maypole dancing and line dancing were also on offer to the children.
- Katrina, who has loved dancing since she was five, says she has learnt Irish, ballet and modern dancing but has discovered a real passion for line dancing.
- People shy away from us in clubs, scared we may revert to line dancing or rowing or some other sad form of choreography.
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