Suzanne

Or Su·zann

[soo-zan]

noun

1. a female given name, French form of Susanna or Susannah.

Example Sentences

Dr. Suzanne Gilberg, a board-certified OB-GYN who runs a concierge medical practice in Los Angeles, said this conversation has been driven in part by a generation of women who were put on the pill at a young age for a variety of reasons.

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Suzanne Rees had been hiking on Lizard Island with fellow passengers from the Coral Adventurer, but broke off from the group for a rest.

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The CEO of the cruise operator Coral Expeditions, Mark Fifield, said on Saturday that passengers and crew on the Coral Adventurer were told on Wednesday that the remainder of the voyage had been cancelled due to the "tragic passing of Suzanne Rees and previous mechanical issues".

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Suzanne Rees' daughter, Katherine Rees, said on Thursday that her family was "shocked and saddened that the Coral Adventurer left Lizard Island after an organised excursion without my mum, Suzanne".

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"Nobody owns the sand, the sand is a natural public right of way," says Suzanne McGowan who has lived in Sandbanks since 1992 and has walked her dogs in the area daily.

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