Marianne

[ mair-ee-an, mar- ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

noun

Marianne

/ marjan /

A few pages farther along in this thriller, the threads of Marianne’s two most compelling cases oblige by weaving themselves together.

Fortunately, he draws his characters so well that we don’t mind being wrenched away from Malone in crisis, say, to Marianne in consternation.

Marianne runs a program called Arizona Partners in Leadership.

Marianne lives in Sahuarita, a small community south of Tucson, with her family including Maycee, who is 19.

Marianne runs a program called Arizona Partners in Leadership, which trains parents to advocate for children with developmental disabilities.

Her old sister, Marianne, had showed up to her polling place wearing a black skirt, black top, and black heels.

David Bowie, Ronnie Wood, and Marianne Faithfull were regulars at the Rainbow Room, a restaurant on the fifth floor.

Marianne Stewart of Cedar Falls needed repeated prodding to recall that she had caucused for Santorum.

California congressional candidate and New Age guru Marianne Williamson is funding her campaign with some very unusual donors.

During their weekly massage sessions, Marianne constantly rips into her ex-husband—whom Eva discovers is none other than Albert.

I am sure little Marianne ought to be one of my bridesmaids.

She remembered what he had told her of little Marianne's gift.

Little Marianne was a delicate child, and her frolic did not last long.

I have not seen him; he morally disgusts me; and Marianne says that he is very ill-tempered.

Go to the play in the evening with Hunt and Marianne, and see a new comedy damned.

April 18, 2024petrichor

[pet-ri-kawr]

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