Hallie

or Hal·li

[ hal-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Lest Innocent Blood be Shed by Philip Hallie This is a book from many years ago, that I stumbled across by accident.

From The Daily Beast

The boots she wore with the Milly dress on Inauguration Day, for example, belonged to her daughter-in-law, Hallie.

From The Daily Beast

At the suggestion of Hallie the lights had been put out, and they sat in the ruddy glow of the firelight.

From Project Gutenberg

They tell me that Hallie's husband an' the Yankee was mighty nigh the same age, an' had a sorter favor.

From Project Gutenberg

She was telling Sheba how beautiful Miss Hallie's birthday cake looked at dinner, with its nineteen little wax candles all aflame.

From Project Gutenberg

He stood about as Miss Hallie told him: he held a horse in one tableau, and posed as a bronze statue in another.

From Project Gutenberg

John Jay felt sure that if Miss Hallie knew that it was his birthday she would send him something.

From Project Gutenberg