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Meanings of prance along in anglès

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Usage of prance along in anglès
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Like prance along with dancers outfitted in outlandish headdresses and shower audiences with champagne and chocolate sauce.
Wired
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Splendid riders prance along, artfully forcing their wild steeds into bounds and curvets with the rowels of their huge silver-mounted spurs.
The Little Lady of Lagunitas: A Franco-Californian Romance
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But Don liked to dance and prance along before a crowd, a habit that he had acquired with the motion pictures.
Tales of lonely trails
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If a woman can just make a man believe his vanity are proper pride, he will prance along like the trick horse in a circus.
The Road to Providence
5
Promise. Reassured, he pranced along, tail swinging, head upright and eagerly alert.
The lost recipe for happiness
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Here they come now, prancing along main street arm in arm.
The Guardian
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And General Trumps pranced along on a white horse ahead of the Millburg Guards.
Elbow-Room: A Novel Without a Plot
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Spilling air tickled Shana's feet as she pranced along beside him; she giggled again.
Dogs of war
9
She jumped on it, putting her arms round his neck, and he pranced along with her.
War and Peace
10
Ofer pranced along behind him, smiling, exhausted.
To the end of the land
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Pretty soon that bad savage wolf came prancing along, and he looked all over for the rabbit.
Uncle Wiggily's Travels
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He was like a puppy again, totally uncontrollable, prancing along the shore, covering another mile without stopping.
The Death and Life of Charlie St. Cloud
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Speckle, as ever, was happy to bear me, and pranced along like a phaeton pony whenever the terrain allowed.
Caleb's crossing
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As the blooded bays went prancing along with proudly arched necks, the Count bent over and said to Ali:
Monte-Cristo's Daughter
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The rest of the king's cavalry were not very numerous, but they pranced along in armour on fine horses.
The Lilac Fairy Book
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The cat pranced along the rafters overhead, and Riley leaned out for attention and perhaps to ask for mash, too.
Gingham bride
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