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Sentence Examples
My personal favorite was a four-foot tall statue of Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dancing who bore the Sirens.
But as Terpsichore, Sterling Hyltin was too much of a debutante, prissily playing hard to get.
In 2009-10, the team attended the Terpsichore and Rhythm Dance University Competitions in Guelph and Brantford, Ontario.
If his three Muses look somewhat under-rehearsed as a trio, individually they are vivid, with Kristina Shapran a rosily playful Terpsichore and Nadezhda Batoeva a witty Polyhymnia.
He partnered for the first time with Maria Kowroski's impulsive Terpsichore, while Teresa Reichlen and Sara Mearns made their debuts as Calliope and Polyhymnia.
Examples from Classical Literature
It keeps perpetually rising and sinking, so as to appear not less the favorite of Terpsichore than Polyhymnia.
We make out the frigate to be the Terpsichore, and the sloop, I know by her new royals, is the ringdove.
He kept, as he was wont to phrase it gently himself, a temple of Terpsichore.
Though he did not know it, Terpsichore had in her heart a feeling of hate which was relentless.
Terpsichore was out on the street when the rumor of the accident reached her.
If she can do that with the Proserpine, she'll at least do that with Mistress Terpsichore.
Roller followed in the first cutter, which had been towed down by the Terpsichore.
Erato, who presides over the poems of love, generally accompanies the youngest and gayest of the Muses, Terpsichore.
Mammon, not Terpsichore, is the genius to whom worship is paid.
The Terpsichore had only the boatswain and three seamen wounded.
Did you ever hear of any one in New Leeds who was named Terpsichore?
If you happen to be in Limassol on Sunday then the Dance Cyprus group will put on some ballet magic during a performance entitled Terpsichore Dance at the Rialto theatre.
Karla is a former pupil of Hexham's Splitz and Terpsichore dance classes.
Alansmia a new genus of grammitid ferns segregated from Terpsichore.
The chapter ends with a close analysis of Terpsichore, Handel's danced prologue to the 1734 revival of Pastor fido written especially for Marie Salle.
