Usage of "ballet shoe"

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Soft shoe worn for dancing.

Usage of ballet shoe in English

If you have a ballet shoe that doesn't fit properly, then your feet will wind up maimed for life. 
 Tell me, pretty maiden 

I like a pair of well cut, crepe trousers by German label, Oska, a leopardskin ballet shoe and a shirt. 
 The Guardian 

Below that, she seemed to have given herself pink ballet shoes. 
 Witch Week 

Her book Hope in a Ballet Shoe, tells her story. 
 Radio NZ 

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A selection of Hepburn's signature ballet shoes. 
 The Guardian 

Beside me Elise had taken off her ballet shoes and was attending to her feet. 
 Tell me, pretty maiden 

Ballet shoes are seen at the Bosnian War Childhood museum exhibition in Zenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina. 
 Reuters 

We were left wondering if she should have competed in ballet shoes throughout the whole thing. 
 The Guardian 

Rooney's a raging bull in ballet shoes but plays the oafish dunderhead, who cannot help himself. 
 The Irish Times 

Short hair, strong eyebrows, wonderful ballet shoes. 
 The Guardian 

He wants to buy me ballet shoes. 
 Flesh and blood 

It gives us hellebores with flowers the colour of ballet shoes, crushed strawberries, storm-clouds and cucumber margaritas. 
 The Irish Times 

I met eight-year-old Samara Almanza, who was dressed perfectly in all pink; tutu, tights, ballet shoes and all. 
 Reuters 

Rarely-seen possessions of Diana, including her music collection and ballet shoes, went on display on Saturday at Buckingham Palace. 
 Reuters 

Knobbly toes inside ballet shoes. 
 The Irish Times 

One of the first books I remember ever becoming passionate about as a child was Ballet Shoes by Noel Streatfeild. 
 The Irish Times 

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Meanings of ballet shoe in English