Nadine

[ ney-deen, nuh- ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

On Christmas Eve 1944, Nadine and Nelly fell in love, and despite being separated during the last few months of the war, they reunited and spend the rest of their lives together.

From Washington Blade

“Everyone is almost sure,” said one veteran activist, Nadine Wahab, as she made her way home from the palace demonstration.

From The Daily Beast

Two years ago Nadine Wahab was sitting at home in Washington, D.C., and staring nervously at her computer screen.

From The Daily Beast

But it has many defenders, including author Nadine Gordimer.

From The Daily Beast

I have no idea what's next," said activist Nadine Wahab, as she stood in the roundabout, called the "medan.

From The Daily Beast

A crazy fan, Nadine Davies, began to stalk Redford in 1967, after seeing him in Barefoot in the Park.

From The Daily Beast

Why had Nadine lived in the mean street with the so-called woodcarver and his wife?

From Project Gutenberg

Nadine, tell me—tell God, that you are sorry, that you repent your dreadful purpose.

From Project Gutenberg

"Heredity is such nonsense," said Nadine crisply, speaking with that precision which the English-born never quite attain.

From Project Gutenberg

Nadine threw an almost unsmoked cigarette upon the floor with a huge show of impatience.

From Project Gutenberg

She appreciated Nadine very much, but she was not sure that she did not appreciate Aunt Dodo more.

From Project Gutenberg