Harold

[har-uhld]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

The State Department’s legal adviser, former Yale Law School dean Harold H. Koh, testified at a hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the nation’s actions targeting Libya involved “no U.S. ground presence or, to this point, U.S. casualties.”

From Salon

Meanwhile, a Filipino man, Harold Estoesta, had taken over as skipper and tried to evade the navy.

From BBC

She got on well with Harold Wilson and John Major but had a much more tense relationship with Margaret Thatcher.

From BBC

Harold Dillard was 56 when he was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer around his abdomen in November 2009.

From BBC

Former Democratic congressman Harold Ford Jr. wondered where the United States would draw the line on “The Five.”

From Salon