Harriet

[ har-ee-uht ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Harry.

Example Sentences

A quick Twitter search for the book yields a stream of tweets from people who are equally enamored with Howard and Harriet and that toilet seat headdress.

From Vox

The things that remain in Usa are what we recognize as McDonald’s signs and gas station logos, but which Carson and Harriet interpret as spiritual altars along Monument Row.

From Vox

Reading it years later, I still love their blissfully ignorant joy because, no, Howard, a sanitized for your protection band is not a Sacred Headband and the toilet seat that Harriet wears around her neck is not a Sacred Headdress.

From Vox

If you’ve felt tense watching Inside Man and 25th Hour or reflective experiencing One Night in Miami and Harriet, you can thank Blanchard’s detailed and sweeping arrangements.

From Ozy

I had not seen my loved ones in many months, and my daughter, Harriet, and son-in-law, Adam, had just called to let me know they were close.

From Washington Post

It was a remarkable portrait of an American fantasy rooted in Ozzie and Harriet, not history.

From The Daily Beast

Literary blogger Harriet Post takes notice, and immediately attempts to track down his clearly very talented ghostwriter.

From The Daily Beast

All my movies have a lot of edge to them, and Harriet Tubman is full of edge.

From The Daily Beast

The hip-hop mogul tells Lloyd Grove he plans to make amends for his Harriet Tubman sex video joke and take Tinseltown by storm.

From The Daily Beast

Russell Simmons tried to be funny with his ‘Harriet Tubman Sex Tape’.

From The Daily Beast

Grace was sobbing hysterically, but Harriet, clasping her fondly in her arms, looked up at him.

From Project Gutenberg

As for Harriet and Grace Keene, they would be sent south as soon as a carriage could be procured.

From Project Gutenberg

One of them was when he had proposed to adopt a Belgian child, and Aunt Harriet had offered horrified protest.

From Project Gutenberg

She stood looking out toward the east, until Aunt Harriet touched her on the arm.

From Project Gutenberg

Aunt Harriet began to tremble, and Sara Lee went over and put her young arms about her.

From Project Gutenberg