soft-shoe

• “And their condition only got worse earlier Monday when ABC News president Ben Sherwood began to do a soft-shoe during his news conference.”

  The Washington Post: ABC renews sophomore sitcoms and some dramas

• “Wide.8 min: A brilliant bit of skill from Zaha, who totally bamboozles Park with a soft-shoe shimmy, gets kicked on the shin and wins Palace a free-kick wide on the left.”

  The Guardian: Manchester United v Crystal Palace

• “We were watching the news on Sunny's tiny black and white TV when she jumped from the loveseat and performed a soft-shoe routine to some melody that she boasted she had made up right there on the spot.”

  Fictionaut: Sunny

• “The pads of his feet may be rough, but inside he is a dandy, the desiccated leaves the equivalent of the carefully strewn sand of a soft-shoe dancer.”

  The Washington Post: Dog days of autumn

• “Then suddenly Mr. Gengo broke into a soft-shoe dance.”

  The Wall Street Journal: After Losing Shield, Cop Sings for Cash

• “The soft-shoe and the sparing their feelings routine. . . these things simply don't work.”

  The Washington Post: Evaluating Russian 'reset'

• “I walk to the middle of my stage and do a little soft-shoe in the snow.”

  The Huffington Post: Nancy Ruhling: Astoria Characters: The Lace-Curtain Ladies

• “So excuse me if I do quick soft-shoe shuffle as I write, for last week you joined David Thomson in his appreciation of the golden age of the MGM musical.”

  The Guardian: Readers' Reviews

• “You'd think that I could rustle up a little soft-shoe Dennis Quaid [gentle sway] - I Don't Feel Like Dancing, Scissorsisters”

  Archive 2009-01-01

• “Schwarz, however, was neither satisfied with the soft-shoe shuffle nor finished.”

  Simon & Schuster: Unplayable

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