Belinda

[ buh-lin-duh ]

noun

1. a first name: from an Old Spanish word meaning “beautiful.”

Example Sentences

It was just such a great opportunity to revisit my dramatic roots and to put on a character like Belinda and play her with empathy, sense of humor, loneliness and hopefulness.

From Time

It was a deliberate choice to craft her in that way in the same way I did with Belinda.

From Time

And Derek grew up playing hardcore but he was also like listening to Belinda Carlisle obsessively.

From The Daily Beast

Neither would Belinda Bentley, the L.A.-based psychic told The Daily Beast; not with that level of assuredness, anyway.

From The Daily Beast

Some of his big campaign donors, like L.E. Simmons and Frank Vandersloot (through his wife Belinda), also bankrolled Prop 8.

From The Daily Beast

Belinda wakes up with an extraordinarily natural start, and is just about to say, "Oh, Mr. Devenish–you mustn't!"

From Project Gutenberg

Delia holds the L. end of it and Belinda struggles out, leaving the magazine and her handkerchief in the hammock.

From Project Gutenberg

Belinda (rising with dignity and drawing herself up to her full height, moving L.).

From Project Gutenberg

Delia (settling herself comfortably in deck-chair L. of Belinda and lying in her arms).

From Project Gutenberg

Belinda (looking straight in front of her, and taking no notice of Betty, in a happy, dreamy voice).

From Project Gutenberg