Sandra

[ san-druh, sahn- ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Alexandra.

Example Sentences

The new study, led by Drs. Maria Diaz-Meco and Jorge Moscat, both Homer T. Hirst III Professors of Oncology in Pathology and members of the Sandra and Edward Meyer Cancer Center at Weill Cornell Medicine, and published Nov. 20 in Nature Communications, found that the absence of a protein called PKCλ/ι in prostate cancer cells enables EZH2 to drive aggressive growth, even with androgen receptor inhibitors present.

From Science Daily

Flight attendant Sandra Bradshaw boiled water to throw at the hijackers, and others gathered cutlery and fire extinguishers to attack the terrorists.

From National Geographic Kids

Sandra Sanchez described the headaches as strong.

From Los Angeles Times

Keep your eyes peeled because you could easily find yourself downward dogging next to Sandra Oh in a Pilates class or bump into Aaron Paul at Albertsons.

From Los Angeles Times

Sandra Busby, managing director of Cnect Wales, which represents call centres, said there was no difference in productivity with working from home, other than in sales where the team environment in an office is important.

From BBC