Cedric

[ sed-rik, see-drik ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

The movie also successfully balances the fun of the tournament with the gravity of Cedric’s death, a major turning point in the franchise.

From Time

“He gives people hope,” said photographer Cedric Terrell, himself a former Marine.

From The Daily Beast

Cedric has occupied a consistent if slightly low-key existence in Hollywood since 1992.

From The Daily Beast

“I let him know when I got this show and we talked about what it all meant,” says Cedric.

From The Daily Beast

Cedric says he remains close to the men from the tour as well as the family of Bernie Mac, who passed away in 2008.

From The Daily Beast

The rapper cast Cedric in each installment of his highly successful film series Barbershop.

From The Daily Beast

But the stork was cruel and would not heed him, and led Cedric a weary chase through the marshes and the brakes.

From Project Gutenberg

And so Cedric went back to the seamd rock, and there he heard a voice calling, "I seek Caradrion!"

From Project Gutenberg

As for Cedric—so they had called the baby—they saw him playing beneath the big tree in front of the tent.

From Project Gutenberg

What a contrast it made with the care that little Cedric was getting, as revealed in his mother's letters!

From Project Gutenberg

Cedric was beginning to make determined efforts to talk now, and he had the most original names for things.

From Project Gutenberg