Nina English

Meaning Nina meaning

What does Nina mean?

Nina

— noun the Babylonian goddess of the watery deep and daughter of Ea

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How do I use Nina in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Her name is Nina?

This is Nina, your granddaughter.

Movie subtitles

Nina Bloom.

Nina, you must know something.

I am Nina Ivanovna Yakushova, Envoy Extraordinary. acting under direct orders of Comrade Commissar Razinin.

Good morning, Nina.

We'll succeed, Nina.

Nina? Make a culture of this and prepare an antitoxin as soon as possible.

Perhaps you're right, Nina.

No, Nina. Baron Latos shows no reflection.

You were right, Nina.

I'll operate tomorrow, Nina.

Time to do for Nina what I've done for you.

You shouldn't have done that, Nina.

Nina what?

Nina Lombardo.

Bielecki couldn't understand Nina's absence and he started to feel overwhelming anxiety.

For Nina.

There's a little girl in there, Nina. Wear her hair hang down like a horse.

Go on, her name is Nina.

The ambassador offers his apologies to Mr. Harib but Nina Sirinova has returned to Moscow.

Nina is going to stay.

I'd like you and your staff on board the Nina tonight for cocktails.

I'm sorry, Nina.

Captain Roger Healey, this is Nina.

Wow. lf you're the Nina I'd love to see what the Pinta and the Santa Maria look like.

Use Nina.

So long, Nina, no hard feelings.

Nina, will you help me at least?

Then I thought about Nina..

I'm sorry Nina.

Nina can help you.

What about Nina?

But I must tell Nina the truth.

You're leaving Nina for this dream woman?

Nina, be nice.

Yes, Nina's right.

No, Nina.

My poor Nina!

Nina, please, get out!

Listen closely, Nina.

News and current affairs

This is why Jeffrey Sachs's Millennium Villages project has faltered, as the journalist Nina Munk's recent book shows.

I will never forget what my great-grandmother Nina used to say about the corrupting nature of power in our own family.

The El Nino is followed a year or so later by the so-called La Nina effect, in which the warm water bounces back across the Pacific.

History has shown that years of La Nina, such as 1998, are typically characterized by fierce hurricane activity in the Caribbean, exactly what occurred with Hurricane Mitch.