Emeline

Also Em·e·lin

[em-uh-leen, -lin]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Royer was relentless at the breakdown, hitting more than 20 defensive rucks and winning five turnovers in total – the joint most of any player alongside Ireland's Aoife Wafer and France's Emeline Gros.

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Bryan Easson's side could not overturn the score and missed out on a losing bonus point when Emeline Gros crossed on 80 minutes.

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"After the previous studies, we suspected already the existence of a water vapor threshold, but the appearance of this cloud pattern is a real surprise!" discloses Émeline Bolmont.

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In the United States, the first woman to establish herself in a regular dental practice was Emeline Roberts Jones, who joined her husband’s practice in 1859.

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The two youngest siblings are decidedly nonidentical twins: Cecilia, a budding artist and mural painter who becomes a single mother at 17, and the nurturing Emeline, who “kept her hands free in order to be helpful or to pick up and soothe a neighborhood child.”

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