Marilyn

Or Mar·i·lynne

[mar-uh-lin]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Mary.

Example Sentences

Marilyn Minter, powerhouse of the modern stylized portrait, presents her fourth solo show with Regen Projects.

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In 2005, a Rolex that was said to be a gift from Marilyn Monroe to JFK was auctioned for $120,000.

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The gold Day-Date, reportedly given by the actress to the president in 1962 on the occasion of his 45th birthday, featured an inscription that reads, “Jack / With love as always / from / Marilyn.”

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His old Marilyn Monroe calendar, he noted, had been removed from the galley.

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The film revisits two of the most contested moments in his career: his entanglement with forged documents purporting to show an affair between President Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe — documents he discovered were fake before publishing his 1997 book, “The Dark Side of Camelot” — and his later reporting that questioned the Assad regime’s responsibility for chemical-weapons attacks in Syria.

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