Janine

American  

[juh-neen] / dʒəˈnin /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

But once Janine O’Leary Cobb recognized these as symptoms of menopause, she headed for the library to learn all she could.

From The Wall Street Journal

As a young mother, she had done 12 years of night school to earn her B.A. and M.A. in sociology at Concordia University so she could become a professor, and Sarah Cobb recalled Janine keeping an Oxford English Dictionary on a lectern in the family home, Bible-like, for easy reference.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many are a lot more subtle: ‘digital native,’ ‘fresh ideas or perspectives,’ ‘high energy,’ ‘work hard, play hard,’” said Janine Vanderburg, chief executive of the Encore Roadmap and co-founder of Changing the Narrative, an advocacy group raising awareness on ageism.

From MarketWatch

Janine, Aoibheann's mother, told BBC News NI "we are all so excited and proud of her".

From BBC

But BTIG’s Janine Stitcher, one of those few bulls, wrote following a meeting with the company’s management team that “product execution misses were largely a function of talent gaps and should see meaningful improvement into spring as the impacts of new creative direction take hold.”

From MarketWatch