Carolyn

[ kar-uh-lin ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

Carolyn Challis: "I got through two life-threatening rounds of cancer only to be given another life-threatening illness"

From BBC

But according to Carolyn Mair, a behavioral psychologist who created the University of Arts London’s Psychology of Fashion department, the tech billionaires are “choosing not to adhere to the sartorial codes of old-money elites, who tend to favor refined, understated luxury.”

From Salon

After the incident, Brown maintained contact with her, which, as expert Dr. Carolyn West noted, can be a tactic to control and confuse victims.

From Salon

Carolyn Williams, a member of Sigma Gamma Rho and the executive detail for the sorority's international grand basileus, said Harris' AKA roots provide a sign of what Americans can expect from her presidency should she be elected.

From Salon

Bryan Kunic, 63, a retired engineer from Hollister, was on the shore alongside his wife, Carolyn Killions, when tragedy struck Monday, Killions wrote in a GoFundMe post.

From Los Angeles Times