Wendy

American  

[wen-dee] / ˈwɛn di /

Or Wendie

noun

1. a female given name, form of Gwendolyn.

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Example Sentences

Wendy Devonish said she had been coming to the centre for 19 years for "the company, friendship and a bit of exercise" and said the fact that everybody is treated equally is a big plus.

From BBC

The group's operations manager Wendy Herman said cases of the disease were "going mad" in the region.

From BBC

"The solid electrolytes that we and others are working on is a kind of ceramic that allows the lithium-ions to shuttle back and forth easily, but it's brittle," said Wendy Gu, associate professor of mechanical engineering and a senior author of the study.

From Science Daily

Wendy Brichon, a 55-year-old art curator from Vancouver, British Columbia, thought she was done with cruises after a miserable experience on a voyage in 2018.

From The Wall Street Journal

Reese’s recent collaboration with Mondelez’s Oreo, which was promoted almost entirely on social media, exceeded internal sales targets and over-indexed with Gen Z and millennials, according to an October earnings summary from Hershey Chief Executive Kirk Tanner, who joined from Wendy’s last August after a long stint at PepsiCo.

From The Wall Street Journal