Alessandra

[al-uh-san-druh, -sahn-, ah-les-sahn-drah]

noun

1. a first name, Italian form of Alexandra.

Example Sentences

Clockwise from top left: Pali High wide receiver King Demethris pushes past the defense during the football team’s Sept. 5 clash with Granada Hills High; Pali senior Alessandra Santini, center, decorates junior Hudson Ramberg’s shirt before the game; Pali High assistant coach Donte Dezeurn congratulates the team after its victory; Pali cheerleader Julianna Pulido rallies fans before the contest.

From Los Angeles Times

"The problem with the credit cards is that all the banks have limits that are ridiculous," says Alessandra Guglielmi, who owns a food business called The Clean Spot.

From BBC

The U.N. social and environmental forums where these speeches have been delivered tend to operate with a culture of civility and little direct confrontation, said Alessandra Nilo, external relations director for the Americas and the Caribbean at the International Planned Parenthood Federation.

From Salon

The founder of the association, Alessandra Hora, says men rarely came to the group.

From BBC

"Our goal was for them to live close to one another so they could help each other - to be the support network that most don't have," says Alessandra.

From BBC