Darren

[dar-uhn]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

In addition to working on his post moves with big man coach Darren Savino, Booker has absorbed plenty of body blows from new teammate Steven Jamerson II, who is known for his relentlessness around the basket.

From Los Angeles Times

Team-mate Jack Grealish criticised referee Darren England for making that call and said he had "never seen that in my life".

From BBC

As the Chief Secretary to the PM Darren Jones said: "The manifesto commitments stand today."

From BBC

Mr Goldberg has written to Darren Jones MP, who he says was a champion of the wronged sub-postmasters while in opposition.

From BBC

Former European Ryder Cup player Darren Clarke has previously said the idea of being paid to play in the tournament "does not sit well" with him, while former European captain Paul McGinley has described the move as "a massive mistake".

From BBC