Gina

[ jee-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Speaking at the hospice as news of its survival was announced, fundraiser Gina Earnshaw said the past few weeks had been "all-consuming".

From BBC

As for the uproar over her omission in the Oscar race, Deadwyler pointed out that the Academy also passed over “The Woman King,” which was also considered an awards contender, its star Viola Davis and writer-director Gina Prince-Bythewood.

From Los Angeles Times

“It shows a lack of judgment,” said Gina Moreno, whose husband and two sons work for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.

From Los Angeles Times

“Before the redesign, Part D incentivized drug price increases,” said Gina Upchurch, a pharmacist and the executive director of Senior PharmAssist, a Durham, N.C., nonprofit that counsels Medicare beneficiaries.

From Los Angeles Times

I recall author Gina Moffa explaining once that this is where "the deeper grief lies… in those little moments of 'What if?'"

From Salon