The old blue dragon snorted and danced as if he were young and strong again.

The commanders surged toward each other, while dragons danced over the enemy, roaring blasts wherever they could make the most confusion.

They were: dragons danced in the streets.

The great dragon danced and spun and trod the air over the city.

Earl Lovelace's novel "The dragon can't dance" uses the theme of the Carnival dance to explore social change and history in the West Indies.

While the two dragons danced among the clouds, Oromis taught Eragon how a magician could transport an object from one place to another without having the object traverse the intervening distance.

And as darkness touched the abodes of humanity: Along the broad avenues and narrow alleyways of Peking, millions of startled citizens stare up at the sky, watching the fire dragons dance across the heavens.

Yellow, white, blue, and purple dragons playing with pearls danced over two hundred and seventy hand glazed tiles, protected from vandals behind a taller, wrought-iron security fence.