Darlene

Or Dar·leen

[dahr-leen]

noun

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

Example Sentences

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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“From watching Becky and Darlene grow from children of the ’80s to becoming parents themselves — navigating careers, family and everything in between — we’ve seen the Conners evolve through the years,” says Simran Sethi, who is president of scripted programming for Hulu Originals and ABC Entertainment.

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So, it wasn’t a stretch for Hazeart to think Havoc was stolen when he slipped away from Hazeart’s mother, Darlene, who was unable to give chase when the 3-year-old dog bolted.

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