Hellen

/ ˈhɛlɪn /

noun

1. (in Greek legend) a Thessalian king and eponymous ancestor of the Hellenes

Example Sentences

In one hearing, the sisters, Hellen and Alexandra, were reprimanded by the magistrate for shouting out that a witness was lying and threatened with spending time in a cell, reports said.

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In another, Hellen Veevers emerged from the courthouse with a message she had written on her vest-top: "My daddy was not murdered."

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One baby, Hellen, barely moves.

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In 2022, the commission brought back probation bureau chief Hellen Carter, who was fired, in part, for lying to colleagues about being a psychiatrist, a coroner, a Pro Bass fisherman, a trauma surgeon, an Olympic swimmer, an acrobatic pilot and an Army vet who had lost 70% of her hearing from a bomb blast in Afghanistan, according to her disciplinary notice.

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Hellen Werme, also a student at the Risbergska school, was at the site when the shooting took place.

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