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Terpsichore had four men wounded during the battle and none killed.

Terpsichore returned to Britain the following year, and spent the last years of the war laid up in ordinary.

Art of Terpsichore Call it an invitation to the dance.

It is Terpsichore, the muse of dance, who most captivates him.

But after a summer in Greece, dancing like a fool, Terpsichore took hold.

She even spent six weeks in a Greek hotel displaying her own style of Terpsichore.

Terpsichore suffered 21 men killed and 20 wounded.

They are sister to a clade of 26 species which at that time were in the genus Terpsichore.

A stone dedicated to Terpsichore, the Muse of dance, is next to a performance area.

When the musical becomes a hit, Terpsichore learns her time on Earth is up and she must return to heaven.

That's too bad; Terpsichore might have helped.

Her Terpsichore had its own surprise - transformed into a charming femme fatale.

The muse Terpsichore is the protagonist in the 1947 film Down to Earth.

He wrote a collection of French dances called Terpsichore for a small group of instruments.

Finally we tossed all the elements together and I prayed to Terpsichore that all would work out.

Terpsichore inflicted several casualties, before abandoning the attack.

Her return to the stage was therefore especially exciting because, as Terpsichore, she was radiant, dancing calmly and confidently.

Heather Watts was competent as Terpsichore, the Muse of dance.

Does Terpsichore preside over the National Pastime as well?

Fortuna is a certified judge by the United States Terpsichore Association.

It is named after Terpsichore, the Muse of dance in Greek mythology.

The Terpsichore had casualties of a quartermaster and three seamen killed, and nineteen wounded.

Cultural Association for the dance "Terpsichore"

Terpsichore had by now gained the nickname 'Little Devil' amongst the Spanish.

His Terpsichore was Margaret Tracey, looking ready for action after a recent bout of motherhood.