Yasmin

[yaz-min, yahs-meen]

noun

1. a female given name: from an Arabic word meaning “jasmine.”

Example Sentences

Yasmin Ibison, of the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, said the high level of deprivation reflected a combination of unemployment, housing costs, low incomes and poor transport infrastructure.

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Yasmin Williams, a singer-songwriter who performed in September after a contentious email exchange with Grennell, said that “During my Kennedy Center show on Thursday night, a group of Tr*mp supporters boo’d me when I mentioned Ric Grenell and seemed to be there to intimidate me,” yet “playing that Malcolm X video in that space and forcing this current administration to reckon with the damage they’ve caused, while also promoting joy and the power of music to the audience … this is why I do what I do.”

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The final show saw the remaining contestants - Caz, Orla and Yasmin - tasked with creating a bias cut slip dress, transforming sheer garments into a finale outfit, and producing a winning Trompe l'oeil outfit.

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Yasmin Sooka, chair of the commission, said corruption had become the "engine of South Sudan's decline".

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Yasmin Pettet and Jamie Rhodes finished in third place, while Angel Swift and Ty Isherwood finished in fourth.

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