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- noun Plural form of
gallerina .
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Examples
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Still, I could not help but hum the Gilligan's Island theme song while a band of gallerinas shipped off to this abandoned isle.
Nicole Berrie: Shipwrecked - The Island Exhibition Nicole Berrie 2010
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Still, I could not help but hum the Gilligan's Island theme song while a band of gallerinas shipped off to this abandoned isle.
Nicole Berrie: Shipwrecked - The Island Exhibition Nicole Berrie 2010
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By 4pm the Frieze fair was starting to feel busy, gallerinas (the terrifyingly beautiful girls that sit at the front desks) stalked the aisles in varying degrees of Prada as the press poured in.
Charlotte Appleyard: Frieze Art Fair: The Agony and the Ecstasy 2008
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In this extended metaphor, the icy gallerinas barricaded at the front desks serve as the gatekeepers, the scarecrows or the customs police.
post.thing.net - A lean, mean, media machine. Steven Kaplan 2010
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Despite Chelsea-esque white walls, poured concrete floors and two gallerinas up front, the space had its own offbeat character-from its relatively remote location to the string of puzzling text printed along its bright white facade.
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Despite Chelsea-esque white walls, poured concrete floors and two gallerinas up front, the space had its own offbeat character-from its relatively remote location to the string of puzzling text printed along its bright white facade.
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In the packed museum, gallerinas, scruffy Williamsburg lumberjack types, surprised looking art collectors and
New York Press 2009
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He stood near the reception desk, beside several of the many gallerinas he employs, as a few hundred people milled around a collection of new photographs by Alec Soth and a cache of paintings by Andy Warhol that he bought last year, reportedly for $200 million.
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He stood near the reception desk, beside several of the many gallerinas he employs, as a few hundred people milled around a collection of new photographs by Alec Soth and a cache of paintings by Andy Warhol that he bought last year, reportedly for $200 million.
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In the packed museum, gallerinas, scruffy Williamsburg lumberjack types, surprised looking art collectors and
New York Press 2009
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