The phrase "a selina" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be a misspelling or misinterpretation of a term, and without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "I found a selina in the garden, but I couldn't identify it."
Alternatives: "a selene" or "a selina species".
Blue Portrait (2011-12) was inspired by the dress of a Selina Fellows and consists, flashily, of two broad brushstrokes, one an Yves Klein blue, the other a shade of navy.
Don't be alarmed if you something a little... odd around Washington, DC, it's just somebody dressed in a Selina Meyer costume from the HBO series "Veep".
Anne Hathaway as Selina Kyle: Selina Kyle is a cat burglar, grifter, and femme fatale who establishes a playful, teasing relationship with Bruce Wayne that "takes some of the somberness away from his character".
She meets an inmate, Selina, a spirit-medium imprisoned for dubious occurrences during her seances.
And "robust," a word that played a big part in a speech Selina is prepping in Season 3's London episode, became a buzzword in the national-defense portion of Rand Paul's presidential candidacy announcement just a few days ago. 5. How does the cast feel the Meyer administration compares to Jed Bartlet's on "The West Wing" and Frank Underwood's on "House of Cards"?
The official "Veep" Twitter account has been posting photos of a costumed-person with a giant Selina Meyer head posing at landmarks around Washington.
In London he has a girlfriend, Selina Street, whom he treats like pornography: she's only sleeping with him for the money, "goes around the place looking like a nude magazine", dresses up in ridiculous underwear and tells him dirty stories about having sex with other people while he has sex with her.
Episode two develops Catwoman beyond the archetype we saw previously, with players getting to see a confident Selina Kyle who can handle herself outside of the suit, and ends with so much more at stake for Bruce, Batman, and Gotham itself than the first chapter's climax.
Episode two develops Catwoman beyond the archetype we saw previously, with players getting to see a confident Selina Kyle who can handle herself outside of the suit, and ends with so much more at stake – for Bruce, Batman, and Gotham itself – than the first chapter's climax.
In an early episode, Selina caps a long and trying day with a disastrous photo op at a frozen-yogurt shop, where her press secretary has been fielding complaints from the owner about his taxes.
The dream ticket would be Iannucci returning to make a new Thick of It with the central character of an anglicised Selina Meyer.
