Harold

[ har-uhld ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Harold Ford Jr. is a former U.S. Representative from Tennessee.

From The Daily Beast

When Acton died in 1953, no will was found and his estate was inherited by Harold.

From The Daily Beast

They bought La Pietra, where she bore a son, Harold, the following year.

From The Daily Beast

New York University was not thunderstruck by the news that Sir Harold Acton had left the school his estate when he died in 1994.

From The Daily Beast

Lincoln expert Harold Holzer talks about the relationship between politicians and the press then and now.

From The Daily Beast

I suppose they didn't want to agitate the duke until the last moment and couldn't find Harold until this morning.

From Project Gutenberg

Raglin and Harold Lorcutt—who, of course, was told the truth—naturally had the body sealed up in lead before taking it north.

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Then she colored painfully: behind her she heard Tilly's laughing voice, followed by Alma's lower one, and Harold's.

From Project Gutenberg

In the woods, some time later, Genevieve and Harold dropped themselves down to rest.

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"Let's go up through the pasture to the woods," proposed Harold, when Genevieve appeared, swinging her hat.

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