Christina

[ kri-stee-nuh ]

noun

1. 1626–89, queen of Sweden 1632–54 (daughter of Gustavus Adolphus).
2. a female given name.

Christina

/ krɪˈstiːnə /

noun

1. Christina16261689FSwedishPOLITICS: hereditary ruler 1626–89, queen of Sweden (1632–54), daughter of Gustavus Adolphus, noted particularly for her patronage of literature

Example Sentences

Christina is a very dedicated, committed just smart, unbelievable, you know, creative thought leader, and so she’s the perfect person to run this network.

From Essence.com

Christina, a rank novice, wobbles down a pitch, hits the first roller, topples over and starts wailing.

From Washington Post

I dust Christina off and get her to ride a little more, but it’s soon clear we need to turn our attention to other elements of the destination.

From Washington Post

We pull into the gravel lot of Roanoke Mountain Adventures, an outfitter on the bank of the Roanoke River, to pick up a rental bike for Christina.

From Washington Post

As Lucas advises me on a route, the kids blow up my plan, announcing that Kai will ride with me while Christina takes the lesson.

From Washington Post

Another significant loss is that of personal wine cellars, Christina Turley, of Turley Wine Cellars, noted.

From The Daily Beast

Christina, who writes about these issues frequently at her website, says that the importance of visibility is a major concern.

From The Daily Beast

The next moment Christina and her friends ran back inside, away from what could be bombs.

From The Daily Beast

Rob Cantor impersonates everyone from Christina Aguilera to Bono to Sir Ian McKellen while singing an original song, “Perfect.”

From The Daily Beast

Philip Seymour Hoffman, Richard Jenkins, John Turturro, Christina Hendricks, Eddie Marsan, the list goes on.

From The Daily Beast

Christina Rossetti goes out of her way to warn us against these dangerous grey haired attachments.

From Project Gutenberg

One of the early martyrs, a virgin of noble Roman birth, who died for her religion, was St. Christina.

From Project Gutenberg

In 1712 he married Christina Ross, daughter of a legal practitioner in that city.

From Project Gutenberg

A voice from within, which he recognised as Elena's, called, 'Christina!'

From Project Gutenberg

His wandering life, in search always of truth, ended in 1650, at the court of Christina of Sweden.

From Project Gutenberg