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Meanings of ballet in English
Type of performance dance (performing arts genre)
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Usage of ballet in English
1
Maria Tallchief and American ballet came of age in the same moment.
2
In fact, a few months ago she'd wanted Chanel ballet flats .
3
She danced in the first ballet, and her rival in the second.
4
After the ballet, I came home and checked on my sleeping children.
5
But there's also a new departure, a new excitement -a ballet.
6
Car pools; dentist, doctor, and orthodontist appointments; gymnastics, ballet, and swim-team runs.
7
We have seen her practicing water ballet in the hotel swimming pool.
8
At this point the company broke forth in admiration of the ballet-master.
9
A thousand trained ballet dancer; could not have been in better time.
10
New Gates is Saariaho's 1996 arrangement of ballet music she composed earlier.
11
They have taken up horse riding, French lessons, tennis, ballet and piano.
12
More recently the desertions have included talented ballet dancers and soccer players.
13
The school's best Iraqi ballet and music teachers fled, seeking employment abroad.
14
When I was four, I was asked to leave my ballet class.
15
Daisy pursues a career in ballet, which takes off after the war.
16
For instance, suppose the story of Othello the subject of the ballet.
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Ballet through the time
Ballet across language varieties
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Ireland
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