Suzanne

Or Su·zann

[soo-zan]

noun

1. a female given name, French form of Susanna or Susannah.

Example Sentences

"We are having a Benjamin Button moment," Suzanne Mansfield, who works for aesthetics company Dermafocus, tells me.

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The company also said CEO Sasan Goodarzi will take on the added role of board chair and Director Vasant Prabhu will become lead independent director on Jan. 22, while Chair Suzanne Nora Johnson and board member Ryan Roslansky step down.

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"The use of highly effective age assurance to protect children from harmful pornographic content is non-negotiable and we will accept no excuses for failure," said Suzanne Cater, director of enforcement at Ofcom.

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“Pandas are in peril because of humans! We caused the problem, so we have a responsibility to help fix it,” exclaims Suzanne Braden, who, after visiting China and the Wolong Nature Reserve, was so moved by the plight of the panda that, when she returned to the United States, she cofounded the nonprofit Pandas International to help save the magnificent species.

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So far, Suzanne Braden reports, poaching has been nearly eliminated—thanks to extreme penalties that can include up to ten years behind bars.

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