Meanings of young heroine in English

I swapped out Batman for a young heroine known as Noir.

To every reader we recommend the noble principle which actuated this young heroine.

They cheered her, for they saw before them a young heroine, victorious, beloved, ideal.

Yet the reader joins with the wholly delightful young heroine in yielding him full sympathy.

The young heroine is more precocious and self-aware.

The young heroine knew him without difficulty.

Many persons attended his funeral; many persons came to see Eliza Wallner, the young heroine of the Tyrol.

She plays the young heroine Katniss Everdeen, who leads a rebellion against a tyrannical ruler of a dystopian society.

He did not spare even women, and one of his victims was a young heroine, Policarpa Salavarrieta by name.

With you, my young heroine--

So I was chosen instead of the prayer-meeting virgin to be his wife-thegayest, wildest young heroine hoyden in the town.

The fair young heroine's soul rose to the occasion, and responded with a swift determination to her older cousin's lofty words.

There was a young heroine in white, and a handsome lover in top-boots and white trousers, and a cruel uncle who wanted her property.

Breezy, loose vocals from our young heroine offer exceptional companionship to the music, which, surprisingly, avoids becoming monotonous thanks to the winding, escalating performance.

She instinctively knows how broadly to play the young heroine, making her game feisty but still a little girl terrified over her missing dad.

Both Miss Carter and Miss Frost, standing side by side, watched the young heroine of the hour as she won her way to popularity.