Sentence examples for nina from inspiring English sources

Her great aunt Nina revealed that her first period arrived as she was about to be strip searched while fleeing Nazi-occupied Poland, and "the most powerful part," says Kauder Nalebuff, "was that she had never told anyone about this before.

Related: Stop treating adoption as the only option for children in care Nina Biehal, professor of social work at the University of York, says: "The key element of these reforms is increasing the level of qualifications among staff in children's homes more generally, not just the new training on child sexual exploitation".

Back in the opinion room, ITV's link woman Nina Hossain was struggling to fill the time before anything definite could be said.

As Nina would say in the studio, 'Don't put nothing in unless you really feel it.

Outspoken and unbowed, the troubled Nina Simone's commitment to civil rights is one focus of a forthcoming Netflix "epic", What Happened, Miss Simone?

Describing Nina as "the ultimate female role", she said: "I think I was looking to play her again in various incarnations".

We must not make a political point out of child protection, as has happened in the past Nina Biehal While it is too early to assess the impact of location reviews, the Independent Children's Homes Association ICHAA) warns against a sole focus on risk.

Nina Osborne, individual employer: "I think people have been working hard to find ways of maintaining and improving quality despite financial constraints.

Already sensing his "transgender difference" but not knowing how to make sense of it, Hegarty was drawn to British acts such as Kate Bush, Marc Almond, the Cocteau Twins, Yazoo and Culture Club, as well as practising singing to Nina Simone.

Bolster cushion in Seawater, £75 per m, square (at front) in Emerald, £85 per m, by Nina Campbell.

The nurse, Nina Pham, was infected while caring for Thomas Duncan, who was taken ill on a visit from Liberia and died in Texas Health Presbyterian hospital, Dallas.