71.   The matachines, the Pascola and the Deer Dancer will beat their drums and dance for the Virgin.

72.   Then, after I had danced for a short time, they boosted me up to the highest.

73.   Then, suddenly, the bobber started dancing for a few seconds, then a moment later, was pulled under the surface.

74.   They drank and danced for hours to honky-tonk music in a hotel bar.

75.   They form their own subculture, a community of children who dance for reasons innocent, and sometimes ominous.

76.   This is, after all, a work that reaches its climax with a competition in which the characters literally dance for their lives.

77.   They were thinking about dancing for most of the night.

78.   Thompson grew up in Minneapolis, the youngest of five children, and danced for most of her life.

79.   Thousands mobbed the police headquarters building, singing and dancing for hours, sometimes under a heavy rain.

80.   Today, the party starts much earlier, and people dance for miles, he said.