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Meanings of danseuse in English
Usage of danseuse in English
1
The little French danseuse and her poodle had left for Monte Carlo.
2
When the danseuse had tired out one partner, another took his place.
3
De Meric, and that of the Abbess by the danseuse Mlle.
4
I'm premier danseuse to the Nipponese kiddies and Lady Jenny is my understudy.
5
The next day she went straight to the former danseuse's.
6
There I beheld the advertisement of a celebrated danseuse who appeared nightly at Niblo's.
7
As the curtain rose, the danseuse made her way to the centre of the stage.
8
Armande de Fleury, the young pianissimo danseuse from the Folies Bergère is about to sing.
9
The little danseuse and three gentlemen acquaintances were drinking coffee, and not behaving too quietly.
10
Her mother had been a danseuse named Lola Oliver.
11
Even Labaudie, the doll-like danseuse, looked down upon ballet.
12
Is she some little danseuse with the whim to be romantically rustic for a week?
13
The whole of his spare time is spent with Mademoiselle Louise, the danseuse at the Empire.
14
For instance, there's the arm of the blacksmith or the firmly developed legs of the danseuse.
15
She was a famous danseuse, who danced Napoleon in and out, and several other dynasties besides.
16
Remembering "The Frog," Domergue's versatility appears in the portrait of Gina Mabille, the danseuse.
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Danseuse through the time