Gillian

[jil-ee-uhn, -yuhn]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Juliana.

Example Sentences

Scottish Energy Secretary Gillian Martin said last month that because the North Sea basin is "maturing", the "responsible approach is to plan now for this eventuality, transitioning to new fuels and sustainable energy in a way that protects our energy security and Scotland's highly skilled workforce in the North East".

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But Gillian Crosby-Read lives next to the site with her three-year-old daughter Dakota, who relies on a walker, claimed the council wanted to save £25,000 by not making the park fully accessible for disabled people.

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The Bishop of Paisley John Keenan and the group editor of the Greenock Telegraph Gillian Murphy have also backed the campaign.

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MSPs Ross Greer and Gillian Mackay have been elected as the new co-leaders of the Scottish Greens.

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But it will still be instructive to see whether Lorna Slater can hold on to her post, or if the youthful combo of Ross Greer and Gillian Mackay can triumph with what has been talked about as almost a joint ticket.

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