Balcon

noun

Sir Michael . 1896–1977, British film producer; his films made at Ealing Studios include the comedies Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) and The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)

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Examples from the Web for balcon

Historical Examples

I want to get in—a place in the boxes, or a 'stalle' in the 'balcon'—anywhere will do.
Arthur O'Leary
Charles James Lever
Her visit to the balcon had the air of being made by stealth.
The Bandolero
Mayne Reid
Elizabeth returned the greeting, and set off to walk back at a quick pace to Balcon Lane.
The King's Daughters
Emily Sarah Holt
And he began to walk towards Balcon Lane, still firmly holding Elizabeth by the arm.
The King's Daughters
Emily Sarah Holt
Their mangled members round his balcon fall, Scorch'd in the flames, and dasht on every wall: Sad field of contemplation!
The Columbiad
Joel Barlow

Balcon

Examples from the Web for balcon

Historical Examples

I want to get in—a place in the boxes, or a 'stalle' in the 'balcon'—anywhere will do.

Her visit to the balcon had the air of being made by stealth.

Elizabeth returned the greeting, and set off to walk back at a quick pace to Balcon Lane.

And he began to walk towards Balcon Lane, still firmly holding Elizabeth by the arm.

Their mangled members round his balcon fall, Scorch'd in the flames, and dasht on every wall: Sad field of contemplation!