How To Use chorine In A Sentence
- Lance, as I said on FB, your relative fits the "chorine with a heart of gold" literary trope perfectly. From Bohemia to the battlefields and back again, our dainty heroine describes her adventures
- Latrines and showers are damaged, fecal matter is running in rivulets through the camps, and in the worst possible scenario, chorine levels in water distribution systems are running low or are non-existent. Georgianne Nienaber: Flooding Scours the Whitewash From Haiti Aid Efforts
- While creating dances for ‘Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe,’ he met a chorine named Betsy Blair; they married in 1940.
- Daniel Crossley as the guilt-haunted Paul, Rachel Wooding as a pigeon-toed ding-a-ling and Nina French as a chorine cracking under the strain of her fixed smile also stand out in a first-rate cast.
- The fourteen dancers melted into patterns out of an old Golddiggers flick and at one point, all posed at the front of the proscenium and twittered their legs like a bevy of chorines from an old Movietone newsreel.
- In Astaire's extraordinarily complex ‘Bojangles of Harlem,’ he dances by himself, with a proliferation of chorines, and finally with three massive rear-projection shadows of himself.
- She turns out to be an anonymous chorine, dressed in a red version of Frankie's and Rose's costuming, setting up the transition of "Frankie" into the opening of "Blossom Got Kissed. Moving to the Music of the Duke
- I rented this because Joyce Compton has a supporting role as a chorine who is improbably paired in a romantic duo with that limp-wristed classic movie icon, Franklin Pangborn. 2009 September : Scrubbles.net
- After all, the young women she affectionately called ‘my girls’ were no common chorines.
- So all the ladies at a royal ball wear identical gowns, like chorines in a musical.
