Milly

[ mil-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Milicent or Mildred.

Example Sentences

These numbers are more surprising considering that Buono chose a Latina as her running mate, labor leader Milly Silva.

From The Daily Beast

Its reporters had hacked the phones of relatives of dead soldiers, and the phone of Milly Dowler, a missing schoolgirl.

From The Daily Beast

On Inauguration Day in 2009, she chose a gray tweed dress by Milly.

From The Daily Beast

The boots she wore with the Milly dress on Inauguration Day, for example, belonged to her daughter-in-law, Hallie.

From The Daily Beast

Milly is an improvement upon Dickens's Dora, but Lionel's chances of happiness are not great.

From Project Gutenberg

"Milly's po'r flo'rs is dead," Milly grieved in the little weak voice they heard then for the first time.

From Project Gutenberg

Poor little Milly's nose, it was said, must indeed be put out of joint by this advent of an heir to his father's large estates.

From Project Gutenberg

But the story never presented itself to me as possible to be protracted after Milly's death.

From Project Gutenberg

Charlotte's father used to mourn over her wild ways and try to keep her from running so much with Milly.

From Project Gutenberg