Bernice

[ bur-nees, bur-nis ]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Greek word meaning “bringer of victory.”

Example Sentences

"It is hot and it is ready," says Bernice Michaud, who has been waitressing at Dolly's for over a quarter century.

From The Daily Beast

"Bernice Reig was always too much of a perfectionist to allow a franchised store out of her control," Mr. Hoch told us.

From The Daily Beast

This is the second time that Dexter and MLK III have tried to sue Bernice.

From The Daily Beast

As Bernice said herself in today's press release: The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. "MUST be turning in his grave."

From The Daily Beast

Of the three children, only Bernice seems willing to do anything in the spirit of their mother and father.

From The Daily Beast

Bernice saw that Warren's eyes had left a ukulele he had been tinkering with and were fixed on her questioningly.

From Project Gutenberg

"Bernice; I think Bernice is a beautiful name," said Flossie.

From Project Gutenberg

Which meaneth: "Bernice, enjoy yourself in your sojourn among the sheep pastures and be affable and gracious among the suitors."

From Project Gutenberg

I shall never forget the first time I saw the slight, delicate form and sweet face of Sister Bernice.

From Project Gutenberg

Bernice, Freue dich in ihrem gang unter der Schafweide, und sey freundlich u. huldreich unter den Liebhabern.

From Project Gutenberg