Adrienne

[ ey-dree-en, -uhn; French a-dree-en ]

noun

1. a first name: derived from Adrian.

Example Sentences

In June, Tritschler, his wife, Adrienne, who also recently went fully remote at Slack, and their eight-year-old daughter left the San Francisco Bay Area for Bozeman, Montana.

From Time

He falls for the titular “church girl,” played by Adrienne Bailon, but soon finds himself sucked back into his former life.

From The Daily Beast

As my colleague Adrienne Vogt noted, the show is kind of like a Taylor Swift song.

From The Daily Beast

One former worker, Adrienne Moton, testified that Gosnell taught her his "snipping" technique to use on infants born alive.

From The Daily Beast

Adrienne Rich, 82 (May 16, 1929, to March 27, 2012) One of the most influential poets of our time.

From The Daily Beast

We look back and remember the many authors who died this year, from Gore Vidal to Nora Ephron, from Ray Bradbury to Adrienne Rich.

From The Daily Beast

The first floor in the right wing of the court of both 13 and 21 is said to be the residence of Adrienne Lecouvreur.

From Project Gutenberg

When Adrienne was thirteen, a chance circumstance revealed her vocation for the theatre.

From Project Gutenberg

Nature, besides endowing Adrienne with beauty, had given her an exceedingly susceptible heart.

From Project Gutenberg

The marriage of the father of her child threw poor Adrienne into the depths of despair.

From Project Gutenberg

Wearied of that also, turned to Adrienne for consolation, and vented his ill-humour upon her.

From Project Gutenberg