dance on somebody's grave

Tell them there's nothing I'd like better than to dance on the sonofabitch's grave.

The me who wants to dance on her grave.

I'll be standing there when they put you under, laughing, dancing on your grave.

I'll come back to haunt you, dance on your grave.

Impossible to tell in the rain-but all would dance on his grave when the time came.

There goes a woman who would dance on her enemy's grave, he thought, curious and thoughtful.

These days people aren't exactly dancing on Lenin's grave, but close enough.

That is where they buried a saint and danced on his grave.

Perhaps talking to her about Rob made him feel that someone was dancing on his own grave.

She would have danced on his grave if she could.