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I like it, but it is a name that had to grow on me. I discovered a French actress/singer whose music I like named Sandrine Kiberlain and the name grew on me.

Yeah, I like it. It's very elegant.

Nice name! I have a niece named that. Appropriately, she lives in France.

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It seems to be a "French-in-France" name, haven't heard it in French-speaking Canada.

I like it a lot. I actually first encountered it in "Desiree's Baby," by Kate Chopin, except the character's name was Zandrine.

Sandrine is lovely! It reminds me of a fashionable Parisienne sporting sandals with socks.

I love it, though not the potential nickname Sandy. I think it's feminine, but has strength and grace.

I have only met two Sandrines. One was a girl I lived with who was a horrible person - so that put me off it. The other was a rather colourless French girl who was a Jehovah's Witness and who kept calling to a house I lived in years ago.

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I can see its appeal - it is a nice alternative to Sandra but the bad association spoils it for me. I like the Drine sound.

Sandrine is new and different sounding to me but at first glance I thought it said sardine.

I like it. It's a spunky, stylish name.