Noun:

ಅಡಿಕೆ, ನರ್ತಕಿ,

ballerinas's Usage Examples:

students, ages 13 to 17, an opportunity to study with one of the greatest ballerinas of the 20th century.

captured the essence of the Romantic style as the ballerinas danced with demure lightness, delicacy, and poise.

comatose ballerinas) with subtly kinky bedside vigils and sensational denouements, and yet at the end, we are undeniably touched.

Smolders was a supporter of the intimism style and had a preference for drawing and painting children, ballerinas.

EGG looks at the life of the working dancer, from the tenderfeet, new to the professional world, to company veterans; from classic ballerinas.

series, Rilke wrote in 1898 of Degas" pictures of "ballerinas full of sequined rubbish and stage lighting.

created for a pair of ballerinas but are occasionally made on (two or more) danseurs.

many ways, harked back to the time of the romantic ballet and the great ballerinas of old.

Their circle of friends and acquaintances now numbered highbrows, Jews, poets, authors, painters, singers and ballerinas.

Merante's 1876 choreography (and all subsequent) was considered quite rebellious for casting ballerinas as masculine huntresses, unheard of at the time.

Considered one of the greatest ballerinas of the 20th century, she was a leading dancer of La Scala Theatre Ballet.

said that in the first movement of Concerto Barocco the two ballerinas personify the violins, and that, "If the dance designer sees in the development.

Synonyms:

ballet dancer, danseuse, prima ballerina,