Valerie

Also Va·le·ri·a

[val-uh-ree]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

When Valerie Mackay, 62, joined Instagram, she found it tricky to find fashion content creators who looked like her so she "just started posting my outfits."

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Karyo's wife, actress Valérie Keruzoré, and their children announced his death, AFP adds.

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Valerie Smith, president of Swarthmore College and a longtime friend, said that a thoughtful presentation of food was something Morgan thought was important whether she was hosting a dinner party, a reception for a speaker on campus or simply having tea with a friend.

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The positive trend seen in the first two quarters of the year was confirmed in the third quarter, Chief Executive Valerie Baudson said in a call with reporters.

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During a tense public meeting days later, Mayor Valerie Amezcua and the City Council asked their police chief whether there was anything they could do to rein in the federal agents — even if only to ban the use of masks.

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