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Meanings of come dancing in English

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Usage of come dancing in English
1
I half expect Rocky to come dancing down the aisle any second.
Freaks and revelations
2
The new series of Strictly come dancing starts on the 11th of September.
BBC
3
Do what she would, however, the golden visions would come dancing before her eyes.
The Green Satin Gown
4
The card read, "If you have answered the question truthfully, come dancing with me."
Guilty Pleasures
5
And silent as shadows there come dancing out, two by two, two girls and two youths.
The Little Dream: An Allegory in Six Scenes
6
Would you not say a sunbeam had taken woman's shape and come dancing into the room?
London Pride, Or, When the World Was Younger
7
This was hardly what he envisioned when he exhorted the masses to come dancing at the crossroads.
The Irish Times
8
She calls the garage, then asks Harold to come dancing with her at a bar across the highway.
The new yorker
9
How the hours come dancing back!
Plays of Gods and Men
10
As soon as he started on again, he heard some one come dancing on silken foot up the slope.
Invisible Links
11
Here they come dancing-dance ,you
Martin Pippin in the Apple Orchard
12
There comes a procession of pious children with waving flags and joyous songs; there come dancing Moenades, the blood's wild Bacchantes.
Pictures of Sweden
13
Far away down the straight Ernestine and Trent, leaning over the rail, could see the little coloured specks come dancing into sight.
A Millionaire of Yesterday
14
How different from that languorous, warm, moonlit night when Daphne Wing had come dancing out of the shadow of the dark trees.
Beyond
15
He thought it a little strange that Dinah did not spy the stable-lamp from the kitchen and come dancing out to greet him.
Greatheart
16
Big, wet flakes come dancing down through the opening in the drift in which the peak of the tent still manages to show itself.
The South Pole; an account of the Norwegian antarctic expedition...
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Come dancing across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common