Sentence examples for about a ballerina from inspiring English sources

But the title of "La Bayadère" reminds us that this ballet is about a ballerina.

The Red Shoes is not about "a ballerina forced to choose between ambition and love" (Report, 6 April).

"PIERROT AND PIROUETTE," a love story about a ballerina and a circus clown presented by the West End Children's Theater.

Darren Aronofsky's movie, for which Natalie Portman won an Oscar, is about a ballerina losing her grip on reality as she prepares to dance Swan Lake.

As for musicals, there was "Billy Elliot," a hearty London import about a ballerina boy from coal-mining country (based on a movie, naturally).

(How about a ballerina, a firefighter, or an astronaut?) She had a longer response when he asked her why not, though it wasn't very responsive — it was mostly about how much fun it had been to be Secretary of State.

The other offerings, all live action, feature children being children, including Eva Saks's "Confection" (about a young ballerina and a pastry) and "Colorforms" (the story of a little girl immersed in painting), and films by Jay Rosenblatt focusing on his daughter, Ella (above, in "I Like It a Lot").

After two days of watching England's seamers look about as threatening as a ballerina in a boxing ring, the Australian left-armer landed a knockout blow to remove touring captain Alastair Cook.

What's the biggest myth about being a ballerina?

It went really well, so the next day I ran up to her and said, "I have to give you a hug again!" and she was like, "Me too!" KOURLAS -- What stereotypes about being a ballerina do you hate?

She was taken in hand by a Russian teacher who saw her potential, and who patiently set about turning Hamilton into a ballerina.