Eileen

[ahy-leen, ey-leen]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Helen.

Example Sentences

Eileen Moran Brown, a co-founder of Cambridge College in Massachusetts, saw potential in students most other schools didn’t want.

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“Without Eileen’s assistance, I would have never graduated from anywhere,” he said.

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In 1963, Eileen Moran married James L. Brown, one of her former students.

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But by the time frame of “Hedda,” people certainly had carbon paper and Eileen’s dragging her treasured book to a soiree at the Tesmans’—with its Downton Abbey-sized kitchen, oceanic lawns and herd of hedonists—is really pushing the plausibility envelope.

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Throughout the late 1950s and early 1960s, she was rarely out of work - appearing on stage, film and television, including a brief stint as a bus conductor, Eileen Hughes, in Coronation Street.

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