Dolin

American

[doh-lin] / ˈdoʊ lɪn /

noun

Sir Anton Patrick Healey-Kay, 1904–83, English ballet dancer.

Dolin British

/ ˈdəʊlɪn /

noun

Sir Anton , real name Sydney Healey-Kay . 1904–83, British ballet dancer and choreographer: with Alicia Markova he founded (1949) the London Festival Ballet

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By the age of 17, her talent had caught the eye of English ballet dancer and choreographer Anton Dolin - who begged her parents to let her be taught by Bolshoi-trained Olga Preobrajenska in Paris.

From BBC

The decision suspended her from hearing new cases, though there are no old cases either because was already suspended since April amid the investigation, according to her attorney, Greg Dolin said.

From Seattle Times

Dolin said they will be seeking review from another committee that oversees the judicial conduct nationwide.

From Seattle Times

Dolin notes that all films have to get a screening license from the Culture Ministry.

From Seattle Times

In an interview with The Associated Press, Dolin notes that all films have to get a screening license from the Culture Ministry.

From Seattle Times

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