Maureen

Sometimes Mau·rene,

[maw-reen]

noun

1. a female given name, Irish form of Mary.

Example Sentences

“It hasn’t broken our economy, not yet, but it’s definitely had an impact and it will continue to,” said Doral city councilwoman Maureen Porras.

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Blue Islands passengers John and Maureen Stranger said they had been due to fly home to Southampton on Saturday after attending a school reunion in Jersey.

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Jay Cooper and Maureen Johnson work very much in the Wheatley-Links mode, as “You Are the Detective” permits readers to live out their gumshoe dreams by having them identify the perpetrator of a ghastly crime among a slew of possible suspects.

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Maureen Treadwell contacted BBC News with concerns about the new law.

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Appelhans is married to Korean American author Maureen Goo, who provided inspiration to how Rumi is seen practically inhaling a roll of kimbap instead of eating it one at a time in slices.

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