Mollie

American  

[mol-ee] / ˈmɒl i /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

Canada's Mollie Jepsen will defend her women's standing title, but it is the participation of one of her main rivals - Varvara Voronchikhina - that has led to a lot of discussion.

From BBC

OverAI, a startup with five full time employees and $6.35 million in venture funding, offers a conversational “AI Architect,” that helps companies build their CRM, or any other given system in natural language, while also pulling in prebuilt components, like permissioning systems and security alerts, said co-founder and Chief Executive Mollie Breen.

From The Wall Street Journal

Just half an hour after she applied for a care job, Mollie Cole-Wilkin's phone rang.

From BBC

It says standardised questions reduce bias and give candidates like Mollie, who find traditional interviews stressful, a fairer chance.

From BBC

Not every midsize agency in the Midwest is thriving, and not every large holding company is struggling, said Mollie Rosen, president of member experience for advertising agency trade group the 4As.

From The Wall Street Journal