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Meaning of "wheeldon"
Wheeldon is a noun that may refer to a surname or a place name. It is used in English to indicate a specific name or location
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- A surname.
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Wheeldon credited his training.
In research performed by Wheeldon et al.
Mrs Wheeldon brought an action in trespass.
It was won by the Labour candidate William Wheeldon.
Wheeldon stayed with the RBC for just two years.
Ballet by Christopher Wheeldon in three acts with a prologue.
Wheeldon incorporated different performance styles into his Swan Lake production.
I notice that Senator Wheeldon has returned to the chamber.
It was directed and choreographed by Christopher Wheeldon.
Christopher Wheeldon brought us all together.
I wish someone would tell the same to Alexei Ratmansky and Christopher Wheeldon.
Wheeldon Ratmansky McIntyre.
Christopher Wheeldon McGregor.
After the Rain garnered high praise for both Wheeldon and Soto.
English choreographer Christopher Wheeldon returns this season after the reprise of Un Américain in Paris.
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Wheeldon later admitted that ALS was ill-prepared to meet the obligations of the agreement.
According to Dancing Times magazine, Wheeldon had concerns about his approach to the ballet.
In part it 's meant to be a bit of a shock to France and Germany, ” Wheeldon said.
Passenger Luke Wheeldon told Honolulu news station KTIV about half the passengers were not wearing seatbelts.
Choreographer, © by Christopher Wheeldon.
Wheeldon was born in Liverpool, England.
Former pro player Tommy Wheeldon Jr., will be Cavalry 's coach and general manager.
Wheeldon replied, “ I am disappointed in Canadian democracy today, but I remain hopeful . ”.
Mr. Wheeldon retired from dancing in the year 2000 to concentrate on his choreographic work.
In 2004, Wheeldon was commissioned ( hired ) by the Pennsylvania Ballet to choreograph a ballet of his choice.
In 2001, Wheeldon became the New York City Ballet resident choreographer and first resident artist.
