ballett
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of ballett
1585–95; perhaps variant of obsolete ballette ( ballet, -ette )
Example Sentences
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More recently she has been working on an ambitious quarantine project: a ballet, set to Terry Riley’s “In C,” for the Ballett am Rhein in Germany.
From New York Times
The Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports Anthony Ballett, 39, of Rogers was arrested in connection with the Dec. 26 stabbing death of Keundra Allen, 25, of Little Rock outside the Bentonville apartment of Allen’s girlfriend, who is Ballett’s ex-girlfriend.
From Washington Times
Arkansas State Police arrested Ballett the same day of the fatal stabbing during a traffic stop between Maysville and Cherokee City, near the Arkansas-Oklahoma state line.
From Washington Times
Louisiana corrections spokesman Ken Pastorick said Ballett was paroled in 2013 after serving 19 years of a 35-year prison sentence for manslaughter in connection with a fatal shooting in Madison Parish, Louisiana.
From Washington Times
Pastorick said Ballett’s probation was transferred to Arkansas in 2017.
From Washington Times
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