Sentence examples for selina from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Given name female
Indeed, the job has become sexy enough to inspire a new HBO drama series, called "Veep", in which Julia Louis-Dreyfus stars as a hard-bitten vice-president called Selina Meyer.
Selina Dixon of the Abu Dhabi office of Quintessentially, a "lifestyle management" company, says: "It's like: 'You have a Maserati?
And Mr Kilicdaroglu has managed to bring in female candidates such as Selina Dogan, an ethnic Armenian lawyer, and Selin Sayek Boke, a respected Arab Christian economist.
The recipients for 2010 were Encircled Lands: Te Urewera, 1820 1921 (2009), by Judith Binney (book of the year); As the Earth Turns Silver (2009), by Alison Wong (fiction); Just This (2009), by Brian Turner (poetry); Relief (2009), by Anna Taylor (best first book of fiction); and Fast Talking PI (2009), by Selina Tusitala Marsh (best first book of poetry).
And I think a lot of Dark & Lovely is asking, 'Can you stop?'DarkDark & Lovely' is on at Ovalhouse London until 17 October and is on a UK tour until 28 November (ovalhouse.com/whatson/detail/ dark-and-lovely-by-selina-thompson).
Former TV presenter Selina Scott has investigated the issue following the launch of her own ethical cashmere company.
This hope was shared by 18-year-old 18-year-old 18-year-oldnt Selina LeeMarshall Islands the Paresidenterence, handing out pieceSelina Leemt leaf to delegates to remind them of her homeland and their contribution to helping save "a little island and the whole world".
Nearly 10 years ago Leeds-based artist Selina Thompson, then 16, stood in front of the full-length mirror in her Birmingham bedroom and made one of the biggest decisions she will ever make.
Kate Adie and Anna Ford have both spoken out against ageism in the past; Selina Scott last year re-ignited the ageism row involving the BBC by alleging that it excludes women who have crossed the age of 50 and Mark Austin hit out at the "number of pretty young women and handsome young men" fronting news bulletins.
