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Susanna

[ US /suˈzænə/ ]
NOUN
  1. an Apocryphal book consisting of text added to the Book of Daniel

How To Use Susanna In A Sentence

  • She destroyed my collages and stuck sharp objects through my notebooks when Susannah and me weren't around to stop her, which wasn't often, but often enough.
  • See also this newly-minted Susannah Breslin fansite: Link Boing Boing: January 2, 2005 - January 8, 2005 Archives
  • Susannah's party was the social event of the year.
  • Between bearing children and enduring lingering sicknesses, Susanna was unable to do much to supplement his income.
  • Susannah has a PhD in Italian literature.
  • Monty influenced Susannah and she became convinced that she was entitled to scientific opinions regarding a subject she knew nothing about.
  • I speak of people such as Susanna and Catherine of Paliacatt, who were sent into exile from Batavia to serve life imprisonment on ANC Daily News Briefing
  • The ham-handed director was Susanna White, who intercuts compulsively, whether or not anything is happening. 'Last Dancer': Ultimately on Point
  • The thirty-strong drawings that will be on display, datable from c.1560 to 1894, include a large Nativity scene by Francois Boucher, and a delicate pen and ink rendition of Susanna and the Elders by Friedrich Sustris.
  • Susanna is pretty sure he’s said something to the girl about his situation, but knows he hasn’t talked to her parents. A Boy's Life
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