Valerie

Also Va·le·ri·a

[val-uh-ree]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“We’re so rural up here, and we tend to be forgotten,” said Del Norte County Supervisor Valerie Starkey, who added that every time Last Chance Grade is closed then reopened, “we’re all just waiting for it to fail again.”

From Los Angeles Times

Retired clerical assistant Valerie Kneale, 75, died at Blackpool Victoria Hospital on 16 November 2018, four days after suffering a stroke at home in Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire.

From BBC

Since emerging in the music scene with her breakthrough 2013 debut EP, “Saudade,” and follow-up 2015 EP, “Verde,” Tei Shi — whose real name is Valerie Teicher Barbosa — remains untethered to a genre, ebbing and flowing between dream-pop, indie folk and shoegaze.

From Los Angeles Times

“They’re kind of ordinary skin concerns,” says cosmetic chemist Valerie George.

From Slate

The account of what happened with the dog was verified Tuesday by a neighbor, Valerie T., who said she saw the end of the encounter and who later caught the dog and returned it to the family.

From Los Angeles Times