And now the Patchwork Girl came dancing out of the wall again.

Yes, for dancing out there with that pack has not amused me.

So she turned away, and went singing and dancing out of the room.

Tongues were dancing out of mouths, flecks of spittle landing on the meat.

Somewhere, not that far away, people were drinking and dancing out in the swamp.

She walked by him, dancing out of his way as he reached for her.

I was back on my toes and dancing out of reach, moving around him.

The clicketty whirr of reporters' machines brought a smile dancing out of his eyes.

Our daughter came dancing out of a bedroom, ran and jumped into my wife's arms.

The Battler came dancing out to meet him.

I hold them as high as I can for the little boy, who comes dancing out.

A trim little sail-boat was dancing out at her moorings, a few yards from the beach.

And silent as shadows there come dancing out, two by two, two girls and two youths.

We gave it a shove with all our strength and sent it dancing out into the river.

On our arrival we found them dancing out of doors, and a most melancholy affair it was.

Perhaps she was used to have her pets glide from her, dancing out indifferently into the merry world.