Jeannie

French Jeanie,

[jee-nee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Jean.

Example Sentences

It can be somewhat easier to tell the story of why Medicare Advantage does not take hold than of why it does, according to Jeannie Fuglesten Biniek, an associate director for the Program on Medicare Policy at KFF.

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“Last week I met up with a guy I used to skate with when I was a kid,” says 52-year-old skater Jeannie Wong, a San Francisco radiation therapist.

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Reuniting with Phoenix in a nuanced turn and working with another extended cast that also featured Josh Brolin, Katherine Waterston, Jeannie Berlin, Hong Chau, Reese Witherspoon and Martin Short, Anderson focuses what could be a sprawling mess into something that knows just where it’s going.

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“So, you’re p****d off because he ditches and doesn’t get caught. Is that it?” he asks Grey’s character Jeannie in “Ferris Bueller” before concluding, “Your problem is you. . . You ought to spend a little more time dealing with yourself, and a little less time worrying about what your brother does.”

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Samira Poulos, a puzzle-loving digital advertising project manager who stepped back from her career when she became a mom, and Jeannie Wilkinson, a former entertainment industry research exec, both nod their heads in agreement as their fellow sleuths describe the sometimes-fraught nature of their first investigation.

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