Michele

or Mi·chelle

[ mi-shel ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

With a government shutdown looming, Nancy Pelosi and Michele Bachmann are on the same side.

From The Daily Beast

But whatever, this was yet another reason to laugh at Michele.

From The Daily Beast

For her part, Michele, in interviews, is eloquent, to the point, and assured.

From The Daily Beast

Glee actress Lea Michele was seemingly dissed by Jessica Lange on the red carpet.

From The Daily Beast

And so the problem seems to be that Lea Michele and Anne Hathaway are too good.

From The Daily Beast

We came out at a gate which opened upon the lake, and there stood a gondola with two under jailers belonging to San Michele.

From Project Gutenberg

Then they fired the city, and when the flames closed in round S. Michele the Lucchesi surrendered.

From Project Gutenberg

Michele, a young man, was known to be in Reggio where he was employed in the Municipio.

From Project Gutenberg

Hie stie up to heuene mid here gastliche ohtes for to sceawin e michele merhe of heuene riche.

From Project Gutenberg

They could get nothing more out of him except laughter and that Michele was lying under a house three storeys high.

From Project Gutenberg