Kristina

[ kri-stee-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Christina.

Example Sentences

Kristina’s updates on Billy’s life covered jail, rehab, returning to the streets.

From Time

Kristina has been covering marketing, media planning and buying trends as well as agency culture.

From Digiday

A nine-year-old Russian girl living in Moscow, Kristina Pimenova, just topped that number.

From The Daily Beast

In the most recent image posted by her mother, Kristina is wearing a black vest over her skinny shoulders.

From The Daily Beast

Three years ago,  a program on Russian state television, “Vesti,” called Kristina "a million dollar baby."

From The Daily Beast

At the time Kristina still could not quite pronounce the "R" sound in Russian, but she made her meaning clear.

From The Daily Beast

Little Kristina wailed as she was taken out of sight of her mother; she has not been seen since.

From The Daily Beast

But he had a sister, poor Kristina, who was always ill and suffering.

From Project Gutenberg