Estelle

Also Es·tel·la

[ih-stel]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “star.”

Example Sentences

But I’ve been wondering lately what my favorite St. Peter Martyr teachers — Sisters Roberta, Eileen and Estelle — would make of today’s political discourse, in which claims of piety and Christian faith are not always backed by words and deeds, particularly from a certain world leader.

From Los Angeles Times

Sisters Roberta, Eileen and Estelle will be waiting for you at the Pearly Gates.

From Los Angeles Times

From camera angles and cutting, it’s clear that Vince and Estelle are attracted to one another, but as Law and Coleman have no particular chemistry, it feels more stated than felt.

From Los Angeles Times

“The Golden Girls,” the comedy starring Betty White, Rue McClanahan, Bea Arthur and Estelle Getty as four older single women living together in Miami, premiered on NBC four decades ago on Sept. 14, 1985.

From Los Angeles Times

Estelle Keeber, also from Leicester, started a Facebook group aimed at female business owners in 2017 and, after gaining a large following, started charging for her social media expertise.

From BBC