Frances

[fran-sis]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Francis.

Example Sentences

“The residents are just sitting there minding their own business when these new owners made their lives super stressful,” the plaintiffs’ attorney Frances Campbell said.

From Los Angeles Times

The filmmaker and screenwriter, who previously brought “Margot at the Wedding,” “Frances Ha” and “Marriage Story” to the festival, will be honored this year with a Silver Medallion.

From Los Angeles Times

“It’s become a kind of reference point,” adds architectural journalist Frances Anderton, host of the series.

From Los Angeles Times

In a statement, Young's daughters Alison and Frances announced "with great sadness" that their mother had died "peacefully" on Wednesday morning.

From BBC

“It was never a question. I always saw ‘Fargo’ as a female franchise because of Frances McDormand, and ‘Alien’ is the same because of Sigourney.

From Salon