Debbie
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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That team 42 years ago produced two medals, both in giant slalom, with Debbie Armstrong winning gold and Christin Cooper silver.
From Los Angeles Times
Debbie tells him that the life insurance money has come through and hands him £10,000 from a bag packed with bills, depressing him further.
From Los Angeles Times
“Well, I was impressed by how much we got for him,” says Debbie.
From Los Angeles Times
As recounted in flashback, Debbie had discovered William, who has Parkinson’s disease, not breathing and unresponsive.
From Los Angeles Times
An inattentive mortician, under the impression that a different corpse is William, inadvertently provides a body; mentioning insurance, he plants an idea in Debbie’s mind — that it might be profitable, which is not say practical, to leave William deceased in the eyes of the world.
From Los Angeles Times
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