Carolyn

[ kar-uh-lin ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Maryland’s Darryl Morsell named Big Ten defensive player of the yearEarly on, Carolyn had trouble going to the grocery store.

From Washington Post

Their mother, Carolyn, said Darryl and Terrell were best friends.

From Washington Post

That’s when Carolyn and I started talking about me going back to school.

From Washington Post

Morsell’s mother, Carolyn, didn’t know her son had the ball.

From Washington Post

Prior to that, Carolyn worked as an SEO manager for call analytics software company CallRail, where she led SEO and analytics initiatives.

From Search Engine Land

Carolyn had her own customers, mostly art and craft mavens like Blanchette Rockefeller.

From The Daily Beast

Carolyn Miles, president and CEO of Save the Children, had just returned from a trip to Liberia when we spoke via telephone.

From The Daily Beast

“Students, who are considered more socially powerful, drink more,” said Carolyn L. Hsu, co-author of the study.

From The Daily Beast

But Williams had a show that night, with the poet Carolyn Forché, and said he would only be able to give them a cold reading.

From The Daily Beast

Carolyn Maloney, a congresswoman from the east side of the Manhattan, waded through the crowd to speak.

From The Daily Beast

"You know Devil took it, of course," answered Carolyn, without raising her eyes.

From Project Gutenberg

As Carolyn finished reading the letter she folded it carefully and stood there in silence.

From Project Gutenberg

Lawrence knew that Carolyn was carefully refraining from looking at him, and this knowledge keenly exasperated him.

From Project Gutenberg

Carolyn half rose from the table, then she sat down, for she saw the servant was coming to her.

From Project Gutenberg

But marmer took no notice of her son; she continued to gaze at Carolyn, with her brows wrinkled.

From Project Gutenberg