Fleur

[flur, floor, flœr]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Earlier this year, when she was a junior Northern Ireland minister, Fleur Anderson told the Agenda NI magazine that the decision would be based on opinion polls.

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Swift's Eras Tour was an "astonishing challenge", she told Hits Radio's Fleur East, Will Best and James Barr, saying how proud she was of her crew, performers and indeed herself.

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She now co-hosts BBC Two's spin-off show, Strictly - It Takes Two, alongside former contestant Fleur East, a singer and presenter.

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Fleur Parker, a practitioner from childbirth charity the NCT, says dealing with these emotions is often not seen as a priority for men.

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From her home in Vermont, where she and her sunny, self-sufficient life partner, Holly, run a pygmy-goat sanctuary, Alison stews over what she knows is the highest-class of problems: She hates what’s happened to her emotionally nuanced and highly personal book, but she’s also grown used to a life of farmers-market fleur de sel and creme fraiche — and goat chow doesn’t buy itself.

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