Ellen

or El·lin

[ el-uhn ]

noun

1. Mount, a mountain in S Utah. 11,522 feet (3,514 meters).
2. a female given name, form of Helen.

Example Sentences

In Isolation, you control Amanda Ripley, daughter of the original series’ protagonist Ellen, who travels to the space station Sevastopol in pursuit of information about her mother’s disappearance.

From Popular-Science

Ellen had just come to town and she was just starting out in the comedy clubs.

From Washington Blade

When Ellen asked her to clarify her use of the site for Christian singles, while not identifying as one, Loni broke it down in the hilarious way only she can.

From Essence.com

Founders Ellen and Vrest Orton modeled their business after the general store run by Vrest’s father in North Calais, Vt.

From Search Engine Land

The Kelly Clarkson Show currently airs after Ellen in most syndication markets.

From Time

“Lady Ellen was the first person who saw the real me,” said Roome about the effect Weirich has had on her life.

From The Daily Beast

We worked in the cultural arena instead, with pioneers like Ellen and Will & Grace.

From The Daily Beast

In January, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf addressed the country optimistically.

From The Daily Beast

When four were injured and one killed, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf officially lifted the quarantine.

From The Daily Beast

As Ellen DeGeneres learned with her now-famous Oscars selfie, you enlist the help of every nominee you can find.

From The Daily Beast

Ellen Glasgow, a native of Richmond, was one of the most distinguished modern American novelists.

From Project Gutenberg

Yes, it is vindictive, I know; one does not grow tender towards the enemy at the grave of Ellen Jervis.

From Project Gutenberg

Ellen's high spirits will carry her through many a sharp battle, from which Emma's sensitive nature would never recover.

From Project Gutenberg

My brother Tom supped with me, and should have brought my aunt Ellen with him; she was not free to go abroad.

From Project Gutenberg

Balls, concerts, and soires had been given in breathless succession, and Ellen Morris issued tickets for yet another.

From Project Gutenberg