Kirsten

American  

[kur-stuhn, keer] / ˈkɜr stən, ˈkɪər /

noun

1. a female given name, Scandinavian form of Christine.

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Example Sentences

Responding to the review, Economic Development Minister Kirsten Morel said legislation was being drafted that would allow people to have harmful content removed.

From BBC

“I’m not surprised given the cost of living we’ve seen increase in the past five years. Emergencies are always happening. Life has just gotten more expensive,” said Kirsten Hunter-Peterson, vice president of workplace thought leadership at Fidelity Investments.

From MarketWatch

After a 3½-year stint as CEO and 14 years with the company, Katz’s successor, Kirsten Lynch, was pushed out in the spring.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Extreme heat is becoming a major public health concern in California and across the country, and trees can play a really big role in helping us cool down those schools and also build climate resilience,” said Kirsten Schwarz, the research lead at UCLA.

From Los Angeles Times

Economic Development Minister Kirsten Morel said the government was working to make it easier for people to start and run their own businesses.

From BBC