Janine

[ juh-neen ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Your character, Janine, has a great dynamic with Sheryl Lee Ralph’s character, Barbara, a veteran teacher who is kind of a mentor.

From Time

The teachers at the school mostly move on after a year or two, and even Janine seems to have her moments of doubt.

From Vox

In the series’ second episode, Janine tries to fix a broken light fixture and knocks out the school’s power.

From Vox

Janine had received job training in Washington, working part-time jobs at Lowes and Target and competing in Special Olympics swimming and other sports.

From ProPublica

Janine’s mom thought getting the help Janine needs would be easy.

From ProPublica

Janine di Giovanni on what can happen when no press is around to witness a war.

From The Daily Beast

Janine di Giovanni visits Stockholm and attempts to understand why.

From The Daily Beast

Janine di Giovanni on the looming crisis facing global cities.

From The Daily Beast

Janine di Giovanni on an innovative new product that could transform the lives of 1.3 billion people living without electricity.

From The Daily Beast

Janine di Giovanni talks to the struggling citizens of dreary, depressed London.

From The Daily Beast