Sabrina

[ suh-bree-nuh, -brahy- ]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Latin word for the river Severn.

Example Sentences

This was the first of the series of her fears that Sabrina had to confront.

From The Daily Beast

And from that moment on, Sabrina knew things were going to be reasonably all right.

From The Daily Beast

Sabrina quickly realized that none of her extended family members were planning to write back to her.

From The Daily Beast

Eventually, she heard from one of them that the official family line was, “our support for Sabrina ends here.”

From The Daily Beast

Lo and behold, Sabrina returned a refined, charming lady, and Day promptly revealed his grand plan to wed her.

From The Daily Beast

We had soon passed to the south of Balleny's Sabrina Land without any indication of its existence.

From Project Gutenberg

Fair Sabrina, for this aid I pray that all the pretty rills will never cease to flow into your broad river.

From Project Gutenberg

Thanks to your pure heart and the aid of the fair Sabrina, you have come safely through the enchanter's wood.

From Project Gutenberg

The goddess of our river Severn, the lovely Sabrina, has power over all the enchantments of Comus.

From Project Gutenberg

Miss Sabrina, who seemed to know who it was by intuition, as she could see nothing at that distance, immediately began to whisper.

From Project Gutenberg