Valerie

Also Va·le·ri·a

[val-uh-ree]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

"People are struggling," said Valerie Long, 62, who has lived in the town for four years.

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Last year the company shipped 1,469 during that period, 52% of them in the 10 days leading up to Thanksgiving, said Zingerman’s marketing specialist Valerie Neff-Rasmussen: “That’s unusual for us: Most product sales are highest at Christmas.”

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Valerie Valentine bought a triplex in South Los Angeles two weeks ago, and already she wonders whether she made a terrible investment.

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“Even on Wall Street people think he’s rude and obnoxious and aggressive,” says Eisman’s wife, Valerie Feigen, who worked at J.P.

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Valerie, sick with the flu, had been awakened by a night nurse, who informed her that she, the night nurse, had rolled on top of the baby in her sleep and smothered him.

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