Carrie

American  

[kar-ee] / ˈkær i /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Caroline.

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Example Sentences

Sitting alongside her in her electric SUV was her neighbor, Carrie Thompson, another volunteer.

From Barron's

Carrie Gibson’s “The Great Resistance” and Sudhir Hazareesingh’s “Daring to Be Free” document the many ways enslaved people fought to free themselves and overturn slavery, from the moment of their capture in Africa to their enslavement across the Americas.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Carrie, my manager, she had told me, ‘Oh, there’s this new Japanese group that wants you to choreograph for them,’ ” she says over the phone during a break in rehearsals for Lopez’s Las Vegas residency.

From Los Angeles Times

"We intend to hold Grok accountable and to help establish clear legal boundaries for the entire public's benefit to prevent AI from being weaponised for abuse," St Clair's lawyer Carrie Goldberg told BBC News.

From BBC

“Big wasn’t a crush, he was a crash,” Carrie says to Miranda as she peels down the wrapper on a cupcake topped with bright pink buttercream frosting.

From Los Angeles Times