The heroine of this story is a little girl.

And my heroine here like Satish's is Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma.

Every year, 260 tons of cocaine and 13 tons of heroine were consumed, while 36 billion were spent on cocaine, 11 billion on marihuana, 10 billion on heroine and over 5 billion on methamphetamines.

In Venezuela, one of the most popular soap operas has a heroine called Crystal.

469. The Special Rapporteur was informed that the death penalty is mandatory for, inter alia, the production and trafficking of heroine and discretionary in the case of possession of more than 100 grams of heroine.

And they scrawled on the windshield in a reference to the show's heroine, Tulsi Zindabad Long live Tulsi.

That woman stood up in front of the young girls saying I am a former prostitute and a recovering heroine addict.

At the age of 14, she would charge US 20 for oral sex after school, soon became a heroine addict and a full time prostitute.

I had this I.S. officer's daughter, who is 14 years old, studying in ninth standard, who was raped chatting with one individual, and ran away from home because she wanted to become a heroine, who was trafficked.

The heroine of the US Tea Party movement, Sarah Palin, is as much a creature of twittering and the vast new blogosphere as she is of television and radio perhaps more so. Indeed, the shift of public debate from the mainstream press to the Internet has helped to break down the authority of traditional elites newspaper editors, political columnists, academics, politicians.

For many of us who grew up in the Soviet Union and its satellites in Eastern Europe, Margaret Thatcher will always be a heroine. Not only did she espouse the cause of freedom particularly economic freedom in Britain and the West by proclaiming Mikhail Gorbachev a man we can do business with (at a time when almost every democratic leader was deeply suspicious of his policies of perestroika and glasnost), she became a vital catalyst in unlocking our gulag societies.