Sabrina

[suh-bree-nuh, -brahy-]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Latin word for the river Severn.

Example Sentences

Swift sings more than once about legacy and inheritance on this album: “Father Figure,” which interpolates George Michael’s late-’80s classic of the same name, is narrated by a mentor who’s betrayed by his protégé; the Broadway-ish title track, which closes the album with a feature from Sabrina Carpenter, tracks the aspirations of a showbiz hopeful from fresh-faced naivete to all-knowing cynicism.

From Los Angeles Times

The collection ends with the title track, a spirited duet with Sabrina Carpenter that doubles as a cautionary tale about stardom.

From BBC

There’s a way to frame Lorde’s dressed-down vibe as a rejection of the pop pageantry we associate with Taylor Swift or Sabrina Carpenter or Chappell Roan.

From Los Angeles Times

By Sunday morning, the post had already racked up more than 17 million likes, including from stars like Sabrina Carpenter and Sydney Sweeney.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to Sabrina, Jaglom is survived by a son, Simon Jaglom, and ex-wives Townsend and Foyt, Sabrina and Simon’s mother.

From Los Angeles Times