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If there ain't all that much to lug around better run like hell when you hit the ground When the morning comes When the morning comes You can't stop these kids from dancing, but why would you want to, especially when you're already getting yours?
Sacred son of air, father of fury, heat dancing vigorously between perfection and beauty.
You can always find the Nigerians by following the noise and the dancing, right?
Their dancing bodies carried the prayers of the people up to the gods, and the will of the deities was delivered back through them to the people and the land.
So to invoke the serpent in your dancing body then was to conjure the image of rivers cutting across the earth: inspire the flow of life-giving waters.
Looking down in the audience and seeing Deaf and hard-of-hearing members, all of those people dancing and jamming out and feeling included in that music experience.
And, I think, we're only there if we can have something like ballet dancing.
How many people around the world are dancing with elation at this very minute?
That was dancing, by the way.
They have such exuberant and otherworldly shapes that they occasionally deceive human senses, too: In their petals we see what appear to be tiny, dancing people, monkey’s faces, spiders, and even birds in flight.
He stayed up all night with them, drumming and dancing.
CNN was saying that Palestinians were dancing in the streets.
So one weekend I'd be learning how to fold dumplings, and the next, I'd be traditional-style dancing at a powwow, immersed in the powerful sounds of drums and singers.
And these patterns of points that I've shown for you actually represent symmetries of this high-dimensional object that would be warping and moving and dancing over the space-time that we experience.
I didn't do the hotrods and the girls and the dancing and, well, we didn't have drugs in those days.
If I could go back and say anything to that nine-year-old, dancing in the den, dreaming her dreams, I would say, my identity is not my obstacle.
Howard has grandkids now, and takes weekly ballroom dancing lessons with his wife.
Well, I'm really excited to talk a bit about my own upbringing in music and family and all of that, but I'm even more excited for you people to hear about Donnell's amazing family and maybe even a little bit about how we met, and all that sort of thing, but for those of you that may not be familiar with my upbringing, I'm from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, eastern Canada, which is a very, very musical island, and its origins come from Scotland with the music and all the traditions, the dancing, the language, which unfortunately is dying out in Cape Breton.
The traditional language is Gaelic, but a lot of the music came from the Gaelic language, and the dancing and the singing and everything, and my bloodline is Scottish through and through, but my mother and father are two very, very musical people.
Years ago, hundreds of men would go up for the winter to the camps in Northern Ontario and in Quebec, and they were all different cultures, and the Irish, the French, Scottish, German, they'd all meet, and of course at night, they'd play cards and step dance and play fiddles, and over the course of many years, the Ottawa Valley fiddling kind of evolved and the Ottawa Valley step dancing evolved, so that's, I kind of started out with that style and I quickly started doing my own thing, and then I met Natalie, and I was exposed to the great Cape Breton fiddling.
And what you have to think about is, when you're dancing in the flames, what's next?
But if you don't watch sports, maybe you like watching "Dancing with the Stars" or you enjoy "Top Chef."
And across the street, a happy slave life, in the form of 150 Southern black performers, picking cotton, singing and dancing minstrel shows in a recreated antebellum attraction called Old Plantation.
Not very good for ballroom dancing.
I was so concerned with her perception of what I was doing, that it exploded in my face, never to return to the ballroom dancing club.
I grew up like many of you, running, jumping and dancing.
It's sort of funny dancing lights, shown there on the left and right side.
And I almost broke my leg dancing to his music.
It was a gorgeous day in the African sun, and the dust was flying and the girls were dancing, and there was this house, and it said, "V-Day Safe House for the Girls."
For those of you who haven't seen dancing bears, these are the dancing bears.
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