Maureen

[ maw-reen ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

They got along better with Maureen, Ronnie and Wyman’s biological daughter, a staunch conservative, but as son Ron observed, the Reagans so completed each other that they had no room for anyone inside their tight circle.

From Washington Post

One of the key staffers in his office, Maureen Connelly, was charged with vetting the commercials.

From The Daily Beast

The ex-chef, accused by Maureen McDonnell of “embezzling” food from the mansion, went to the FBI, triggering its investigation.

From The Daily Beast

Maureen McDonnell may have signed off on the legal strategy.

From The Daily Beast

Bob to Maureen: “I want to be in love, not just watch movies about it.”

From The Daily Beast

Shannon Maureen Conley may have been trying to join her online boyfriend in the fight for ISIS.

From The Daily Beast

He had been told all the details of Lady Maureen's case and of a number of other cases somewhat resembling it.

From Project Gutenberg

The information came to me through Maureen, in a characteristic manner.

From Project Gutenberg

Even the happiness of these days did not make Maureen gentle.

From Project Gutenberg

And Maureen stood at the head of them, as though she only had the right.

From Project Gutenberg

It reminded me of something Maureen had said and had not explained.

From Project Gutenberg