Bianca

[ byahng-kah, bee-ahng-kuh ]

noun

1. a female given name: from an Italian word meaning “white.”

Example Sentences

These days, judging from Instagram, Bianca favors short cropped hair and rocks the look of men’s-style suits and a very proud and defiant expression.

From Washington Post

“Start with what’s available at your fingertips,” says Bianca.

From Washington Post

Courtney stands in stark contrast to Bianca Del Rio, whose crown it is to lose.

From The Daily Beast

In short, Bianca Del Rio is exemplifying what only one show has dared to ask of its contestants.

From The Daily Beast

As one story goes, Bianca Jagger, impressed, once made a plaster cast of Mara's posterior.

From The Daily Beast

As I was taking off my boots, Bianca came breathlessly into my room.

From The Daily Beast

By listening in on their conversation, we get to know the narrator, Asa Baker-Rouse, and the filmmaker, Bianca Giaever.

From The Daily Beast

Bianca Dolcebuono's words did little to ease the smart of his wound.

From Project Gutenberg

But you don't see Knut Holm giving up the game for a little thing like that; no, we must get our old friend Bianca to lend a hand.

From Project Gutenberg

If the vision that showed her Frau Bianca on her death-bed had come true, why should not the other one concerning the doctor?

From Project Gutenberg

He murmured Bianca's name and closed his eyes, while a happy smile lit up his worn, thin face.

From Project Gutenberg

For these men Bianca Stella had danced in vain, for—it remains symbolically true—only the pure in heart can see God.

From Project Gutenberg