Rochelle

[ French raw-shel roh-shel, ruh- ]

noun

1. La. La Rochelle.
2. a female given name: from a French word meaning “small rock.”

Example Sentences

Now, his faith has become his second career, as he and Clara run a church in New Rochelle called Refuge of Hope.

From The Daily Beast

Rochelle Sterling is trying to say that anybody who thinks she should not be banned along with her husband is a sexist.

From The Daily Beast

And if Rochelle Sterling had anything to do with it, she should not be allowed to attend a game, much less to own the team.

From The Daily Beast

Rochelle reportedly called 911 and screamed, “My husband is trying to kill me!”

From The Daily Beast

She stared up at La Rochelle, part of the gathering crowd of sidewalk onlookers.

From The Daily Beast

You ought to say you've been planning to come and see me for a week and came all the way in from New Rochelle just special.

From Project Gutenberg

When the young soldier came out of prison he unwittingly offended an officer at Rochelle, who had been dismissed the service.

From Project Gutenberg

The citizens of La Rochelle were noted for their independent spirit, engendered or fostered by their maritime habits.

From Project Gutenberg

But La Rochelle's unwilling subjection to the English crown was of brief duration.

From Project Gutenberg

They appeal to M. de Jarnac himself for testimony to the good order of La Rochelle.

From Project Gutenberg