Ewan

[ yoo-uhn ]

noun

1. a male given name, Welsh form of John.

Example Sentences

Under the guise of a cultural excursion to maintain privacy, Ewan and Gwendolen traveled to Austria, Germany and France.

From Time

Instead of sending him to boarding school like his brother and sister, Gwendolen Forbes homeschooled a young Ewan and let him dress and play as he wished.

From Time

Before McIntyre took on the show, he had the slender build of an average bloke, with the approachable good looks of Ewan McGregor.

From The Daily Beast

With Beginners, which also stars Ewan McGregor, it seems Plummer has come full circle.

From The Daily Beast

Ewan McGregor spent a few quiet days at home with Morris while the actor was preparing for the role.

From The Daily Beast

I mean, how much fun can it be to have your character go to bed with Ewan McGregor?

From The Daily Beast

And it was not long before they found that all they had heard of the high temper of Sir Charles Ewan fell short of the mark.

From Project Gutenberg

To this Ewan returned no answer—only shrugging his shoulders as a sign that what he was doing was by no choice of his own.

From Project Gutenberg

Dashing forward precipitately, Ewan's horse, with the two men on his back, entered the water.

From Project Gutenberg

Now the foreign merchant ship 'Ewan' having loaded with merchandise, goes to the Hwa-Ke country, there to manage her business.

From Project Gutenberg

Ewan returned no answer, but shrugged, as one who would express by that sign that what he was doing was none of his own choice.

From Project Gutenberg