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(initial capital letter, italics) a play (1939) by Jean Giraudoux.
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(initial capital letter, italics) a ballet (1958) choreographed by Frederick Ashton, with musical score by Hans W. Henze.
Example Sentences
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Seafood restaurant Ondine quit the building and moved to St Andrews in Fife in 2024.
From BBC
Carolyn Cross, chief executive officer at Ondine Biomedical, said: "We are delighted the Trust has adopted Steriwave, particularly as the NHS is seen around the world as a leader in antibiotic stewardship in response to the growing threat of antimicrobial resistance."
From BBC
In her absence, defending champion Kinsella and Ondine Achampong are likely to be the main contenders for the women's all-around title.
From BBC
Ondine Fortune, a veteran political ad buyer based in Redondo Beach, noted that the spending is still not commensurate with the number of viewers that streaming delivers.
From Los Angeles Times
Phillips has also added Ondine Fortune as a media buyer to the mix, while a firm headed by Bill Fletcher, a Tennessee-based ad-maker, has secured permits for the Democrat's Friday event.
From Salon
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