Angie

[ an-jee ]

noun

1. a male or female given name, form of Angel.

Example Sentences

Instead, they dropped Heaven off with her friend’s parents, Angie and Scott Haney.

From ProPublica

There she met Theresa, Angie, and Lilia, the surfers who would star in Orlean’s story of young women on the cusp of adulthood.

From Outside Online

He played with an almost melodic sensitivity on such Stones songs as “Ruby Tuesday,” “19th Nervous Breakdown,” “Angie” and “Wild Horses.”

From Washington Post

Angie believed this should sit within the C-suite and she made that happen.

From Digiday

Online business directories like Binge Places for Business, Yelp, Yellow Pages, Angie’s List, and Trip Advisor will make you more visible to those who need your services locally.

From Search Engine Watch

Clooney wouldn't accept The Daily Mail's apology & Angie is allegedly suing the tabloid.

From The Daily Beast

So no, I did not worry about that, although Angie was very strong on making sure that she was always a villain as well.

From The Daily Beast

There's no Nicely-Nicely Johnson hanging out in Times Square these days, no Harry the Horse, no Angie the Ox.

From The Daily Beast

Across the room from the Lawsons, jewelry designer Angie Whitaker is selling art.

From The Daily Beast

The warmth shown by Angie and the Lawsons is hardly an anomaly—there are plenty of affable folks selling guns, too.

From The Daily Beast

I'll give in that Angie is about as serious a matter as I can think of without settin' down to rest.

From Project Gutenberg

Angie pushed a strand of black-and-white hair up under her nest-like hat.

From Project Gutenberg

We better ride home to-night, Angie—you with one of your spells, and this weather and all.

From Project Gutenberg

Angie was still at the uncleared table; her cheek lay on the red-and-white table-cloth, and her face was turned away.

From Project Gutenberg

Poor Angie—to think that only day before yesterday we were going down to work together!

From Project Gutenberg