Eleanor

American  

[el-uh-nawr, -ner] / ˈɛl əˌnɔr, -nər /

Also Eleanora

noun

1. a female given name, form of Helen.

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Example Sentences

Eleanor Delizio, a National Weather Service meteorologist in Monterey, said that temperatures around the stadium will rise into the 60s, and potentially into the upper 60s, “depending on how much sun they get down there.”

From Los Angeles Times

"Seeing ancient lake basins on Mars without clear evidence of thick, long-lasting ice made me question whether those lakes could have held water for more than a single season in a cold climate," said Eleanor Moreland, a Rice graduate student and lead author of the study.

From Science Daily

For Eleanor Cotton, 24, a split between office and home is part of the job.

From BBC

She works as a marketing executive in Manchester and her company shares its office with two other businesses, meaning that Eleanor - who has a two hour commute from Birmingham - and her co-workers can only go into the office twice a week.

From BBC

For now, Eleanor said she was "glad" she only had to be in the office twice a week.

From BBC