Danielle

[ dan-yel ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Danielle was vaccinated because she works in health care, but Chris was not — “He’s a very proud, hardheaded conservative,” Danielle says.

From Washington Post

Her grandmother, an avid shopper, would help shape the relationship Danielle would develop with fashion- using it as a means of creative expression and a way of showing up in the world as her best self.

From Essence.com

My friend Danielle was due the same month I was but still went to the post office to send her favorite sweater from earlier pregnancies, saying Texas weather wasn’t cold enough to warrant her keeping it.

From Washington Post

As Danielle departs her comfort zone, so, too, did Marx’s technique.

From Washington Post

His mother, Danielle, starred at the University of North Carolina alongside Mia Hamm and made six national team appearances in 1993.

From Washington Post

Or a category populated with Orange Is the New Black actresses, like Kate Mulgrew, Laura Prepon, and Danielle Brooks?

From The Daily Beast

“It will be great in every possible way,” she assured Danielle and Brandon.

From The Daily Beast

She charged Brandon with keeping his emotions bottled up, and Danielle with failing to give him opportunities to vent.

From The Daily Beast

Marlene Danielle was the only actress who stayed with the musical from its first performance through to the end.

From The Daily Beast

Writer-director Danielle Gardner makes compelling use of all the horrifically iconic images.

From The Daily Beast

I gather the Commission has Mr. Danielle's interview with Mr. Castro on the subject.

From Project Gutenberg

Suppose she had grown very stout—or were gawkily thin like his sister Danielle, or bold and forward, or dull.

From Project Gutenberg

Jeanne put her hat and coat on now, as Danielle romped in, talking at the top of her voice.

From Project Gutenberg