Len

[ len ]

noun

1. a male given name, form of Leonard.

Example Sentences

Because by this point, Ursula was living with her husband, Len, and her three children in the village of Great Rollright, which is a hamlet of sort of such ordinary, rural simplicity.

From Freakonomics

Len is much more muted with “That was better than expected.”

From Washington Post

Len, an advertiser, said this “issue has impacted 100% of the law firms I work with.”

From Search Engine Land

They have scored at an excellent rate in the half-court without Len or Baynes on the court.

From FiveThirtyEight

Wizards return to practice with just eight eligible players — and have another game postponedIn the meantime, Len gives an extremely shorthanded Washington roster — the team has six positive coronavirus cases — an extra body.

From Washington Post

Among the money golfers who knew him at one time and another were Penna, Dick Metz, Len Dodson and Ben Hogan.

From The Daily Beast

He did join the tech club in high school and even had a LEN (pizza and computer games) party at his home.

From The Daily Beast

The Daily Beast: Patty, Louis (Len Cariou), Marilyn (Lily Tomlin), Tom, and Ellen each make a choice about their family.

From The Daily Beast

“You overcame the objection,” says Len admiringly when I tell him about this that night.

From The Daily Beast

Allenarly, al-len′ar-li, adv. solely, only—obsolete save only in Scotch conveyancing.

From Project Gutenberg

"I am called Johann, Count von Len," answered the secretary as curtly as possible.

From Project Gutenberg

This is ten thousand times a straiter place to be in than when I played the Count von Len.

From Project Gutenberg

You yourself are in love with the Count von Len, and yet you tell me that he is with the woman he loves.

From Project Gutenberg

Car bien deit len creire en celui seignor qui tel miracle pot fere .

From Project Gutenberg