Leona

[ lee-oh-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

The $825 bottle of Leona tequila comes in a lovely wooden box, along with a python-skin flask.

From The Daily Beast

Daniel Gross has a sip of Leona, a new $825-a-bottle offering.

From The Daily Beast

Recent efforts at championing Leona Lewis' "Happy" single or a Kylie Minogue comeback have fallen on deaf ears, for instance.

From The Daily Beast

As the late Leona Helmsley might have said, immigration laws are for the little people.

From The Daily Beast

The little Leona, with her head resting on her mother's lap, overcome with the heat and fatigue, had fallen asleep.

From Project Gutenberg

Now it is a steamship, say the ill-starred Leona, that comes up the bay with a cargo of cotton burning between decks.

From Project Gutenberg

The patrol resumed its march, and shortly before sunrise reached Leona Vicario.

From Project Gutenberg

We should like to see how some of the people of the valley now would relish bread baked from flour bolted through Leona muslin!

From Project Gutenberg

We were off for Port Tampa, where the regiment embarked on the steamship Leona that afternoon.

From Project Gutenberg