Sixtine

[siks-teen, -tin, -tahyn]

adjective

1. Sistine.

Example Sentences

“It’s a mix of haute couture and Belgian chocolate,” said the costume’s creator Sixtine Anne de Molina, adding she spent five months working on the design, which includes a thousand pieces of chocolate.

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The author, design writer Sixtine Dubly, touts it as the locomotive of choice in the ’20s and ’30s for spies, kings and mystery maven Agatha Christie, who penned 1934’s “Murder on the Orient Express” and rode it 60-plus times.

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The State Collection includes Raphael’s Sixtine Madonna, the second-most precious stone in the world and the archive of painter Gerhard Richter, Germany’s most renowned living artist.

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Sixtine Abrial of Paris was the first member of the class to cross the stage.

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“It’s amazing. There are no words to describe this experience,” said Sixtine Abrial, who speaks three languages and studied literature.

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