belle

Preposition: of

• ball: A unique way to become the belle of the ball Entrepreneur Tracey Waters is sewing her way to success with her unique clothing company.
• village: Mrs. Kemp was the belle of the village in 1860.

Converse of object

• bath: We have lots of ideas for the parade and are planning to enter a bathing belles float.

Adjective modifier

• Southern: The story of the Southern beau and Southern belle who fall in love, but he marries his cousin to conform to social pressure.
• southern: In " Company " Sue is playing the part of ' Susan ' , a delicate southern belle who is married to Peter.
• fading: A Streetcar Named Desire fiction Tennessee Williams Williams won the Pulitzer Prize with this portrayal of a fading, fragile belle.
• new: Stay tuned for news on the release of Ransom Notes and we'll be back in October with some brand new baby belles!

Modifies a noun

• epoque: This belle époque resort is home to two of Europe's most charming art galleries.
• lettres: See articles in the The Literary Gazette and Journal of belles lettres, science and art, 30 Marchand 6, 13 April 1839.
• epoque: Theater in the belle epoque buildings children numbering in.
• dame: But the mature Gibson is no longer obsessed, as he was in Case's day, by La belle dame sans merci.
• indifference: Often accompanied by what Charcot called ' la belle indifference ' - Patients did not seem to be concerned about their condition.
• letter: In fiction, postmodernist belles letters are mixed up with essayistic passages.

Noun used with modifier

• wedding: WEDDING BELLES can also use their experience to advise you on a selection of music to complement your wedding.
• village: A lady in our street calls herself the village belle, some want to ring her up, others want to wring her neck.
• trop: Nice's real sin is to be too pleasant, too untouched, too first world... trop belle pour toi!
• society: These are small penances, but significant in a society belle.