Cathleen

[ kath-leen ]

noun

1. a female given name, Irish form of Catherine.

Example Sentences

Cathleen Alexis and everybody else has cause to give thanks that the wounded officer, Scott Williams, is on the mend.

From The Daily Beast

Photographer Cathleen Naundorff photographed Stella Tennant in the legendary residence, wearing designs by Chanel and Erdem.

From The Daily Beast

Cathleen McGuigan is an architecture critic and cultural journalist.

From The Daily Beast

The Three Weissmanns of Westportby Cathleen Schine A Jane Austen-inspired story of Connecticut in this charming new novel.

From The Daily Beast

The next day, unfortunately for poor Cathleen, proved hotter and more fatiguing than the preceding.

From Project Gutenberg

"Then I'll lie down here and die," said Cathleen, bursting into fresh tears.

From Project Gutenberg

Cathleen said her prayers, only partly undressed herself, and lifting up the worn-out coverlet, lay down upon the bed.

From Project Gutenberg

The son again spoke inaudibly; and then the voices ceased, leaving Cathleen uncertain as to her fate.

From Project Gutenberg

Cathleen lay quiet till she thought the morning sufficiently advanced.

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