Darlene

Or Dar·leen

[dahr-leen]

noun

1. a female given name: from the Old English word meaning “darling.”

Example Sentences

Darlene Yaplee, president and co-founder of the Alliance, said there are too many unknowns surrounding eVTOL aircraft.

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“That’s a minuscule percentage. It’s obvious they’re not pursuing the issue of child labor abuse,” said Darlene Tenes, executive director of Farmworker Caravan, which connects underage field workers in the Central Coast with mentors and social service agencies.

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With Guthrie’s daughter Nora joining him on stage, Springsteen assembled a star-studded band that included Morello, Harris, Fogerty, Browne, Van Zandt, Scialfa, Lofgren and previous inductee Darlene Love for “This Land Is Your Land,” expurgated lyrics and all.

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The fire “brought to the forefront the issues of us being unincorporated; in some ways it did put us at a disadvantage,” said Darlene Greene, a member of Ataldena’s town council, which can pass along concerns or recommendations to Los Angeles County leaders, but holds no real governing power or spending authority.

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I said, ‘Boy, aren’t we sorry we didn’t name the show ‘Darlene’?

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