Drina

American  

[dree-nuh, -nah] / ˈdri nə, -nɑ /

noun

1. a river in S Europe, flowing N along the part of the border between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Sava River at Belgrade, Serbia. 285 miles (459 km) long.

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Example Sentences

Kingston upon Thames Crown Court heard that Drina Gray had "engaged in a campaign of harassment" against the young couple living in the flat above hers.

From BBC

Ben bought the ex-council flat in Wandsworth almost three years ago and around six months later, Drina Gray moved into the flat below.

From BBC

At least nine migrants have drowned after their boat capsized while trying to cross the Drina River, which separates Serbia and Bosnia.

From BBC

Moved by his interactions with the missing man’s family, Suljic started contacting local officials and various non-governmental organizations who help migrants with the idea of properly marking the nameless graves scattered along the Drina.

From Seattle Times

At the cemetery in Bijeljina, where nearly half of all the unidentified migrants pulled out of Drina so far are buried, 41 trees were planted and a memorial for the drowned was erected.

From Seattle Times