Carrie

American  

[kar-ee] / ˈkær i /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Caroline.

---

Example Sentences

It’s not quite Carrie’s iconic Cosmopolitan, but it fits.

From Salon

“If you decide to not work or not lean in in the first 10 years of being a mom and you do that in your 20s, there’s still plenty of time to start working in your 30s and have a meaningful career,” said Carrie Lukas, the president of Independent Women, a right-leaning public policy organization focused on women’s economic issues.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alice wants to organize a march in Washington D.C. to force the president’s reluctant hand, but Carrie prefers a more genteel strategy.

From Los Angeles Times

In 1917, that meant Carrie Chapman Catt having tea with President Wilson inside the White House while Paul and her friends tried to burn him in effigy in Lafayette Square, Taub said.

From Los Angeles Times

And it felt as extreme as what you experienced as Carrie in “Homeland,” in terms of the inner turmoil that you’re asked to go on with this character.

From Los Angeles Times