Rosina in a sentence

Rosina is now the Countess; Dr. Bartolo is seeking revenge against Figaro for thwarting his plans to marry Rosina himself; and Count Almaviva has degenerated from the romantic youth of Barber into a scheming, bullying, skirt-chasing baritone.

Rosina Reynolds – “Iron,” The Roustabouts Theatre Co.

The deceased was recently identified by a next of kin as 22-year-old Rosina Lerato Mochibi.

Summarising other victim impact statements, prosecutor Rosina Cottage QC said the “lack of trust” created by meant many of the women refused to see male doctors and that it had affected their relationships.

Although no charges resulted from that man’s original complaint, there was an internal tribunal which prosecutor Rosina Cottage QC said led to him being dismissed from the force in 1988.

Rosina Ghebreyesus is a Mills College undergrad studying Journalism.

By Rosina Oyivor, GNA Ho, May 30, GNA - A 22 year old barber, Dodzi Agbo, has appeared before a Ho Circuit Court for allegedly defiling a 13 year old mentally challenged girl.

In Los Angeles, Rosina was signed up for ballet and acting lessons, learning “elocution and stage deportment” under renowned Canadian director, Joseph De Grasse.

One book names the first credited female DP as Italian Rosina Cianelli, who shared duties with her husband on Uma Transformista Original (1915), but there are earlier examples mentioned in US magazines.

Police Chief Inspector Rosina Tettey told the Court that Amidu, Mohammed and Tettey are security men of the Veroni Company, dealers in baby diapers and sanitary towels located at the North Industrial Area, Kaneshie in Accra.

Rosina Warburton had been watching England beat Colombia in a penalty shootout with relatives and friends at her home in Rochdale in July and was talking about putting pizzas in the oven.

The NC Rep comedy is directed by Rosina Reynolds.

Act 2 A room in Bartolo's house with a piano Almaviva again appears at the doctor's house, this time disguised as a singing tutor and pretending to act as substitute for the supposedly ailing Basilio, Rosina's regular singing teacher.

Although surprised by Bartolo, Rosina manages to fool him, but he remains suspicious.

Bartolo and Basilio are astounded, and Rosina makes fun of them.

Bartolo shows Rosina the letter she wrote to "Lindoro", and persuades her that this is evidence that Lindoro is merely a flunky of Almaviva.

Figaro asks Rosina to write a few encouraging words to Lindoro, which she has actually already written.

He and Figaro witness the signatures to a marriage contract between the Count and Rosina.

Her parents were Thomas John Aylward and Rosina Florence Aylward (née Whiskin).

Later it moved into a more pastoral form, like Isaac Bickerstaffe's Love in a Village (1763) and Shield’s Rosina (1781), using more original music that imitated, rather than reproduced, existing ballads.