Marylou

American  

[mair-ee-loo] / ˌmɛər iˈlu /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Remaining calm and composed amid the applause, the tightknit group of girls strutted straight past bright red-clothed calligraphy tables and tea ceremonies to the MaryLou and George Boone Gallery for the highly anticipated “Radical Histories” exhibit, spanning six decades of Chicanx and Indigenous resistance and cultural reclamation through printmaking.

From Los Angeles Times

French artist Oklou – aka Marylou Mayniel – described her debut album as a "quest for meaning, of the need to be touched by anything" in a world where our interactions are stripped of humanity and flattened onto a screen.

From BBC

“We demand more safety for passengers on those buses because what happened to him was an event that should have been preventable,” Rivera’s cousin, Marylou Mulero, told news station KTTV-TV.

From Los Angeles Times

"We found that accounting for stellar contamination implies the existence of spots and clouds instead of haze and recovers a water vapour abundance of almost an order of magnitude lower," said lead author Marylou Fournier-Tondreau.

From Science Daily

Additional night work will occur in September, but those dates have not yet been set, said MaryLou Shannon, WSDOT’s assistant region administrator for construction.

From Seattle Times