Margie

[ mahr-jee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

Many of them, Margie Brand included, came to rely on him for details of the attack and their attackers.

From The Daily Beast

Margie Brand was at Westgate Mall in Nairobi to buy groceries at Nakumatt, the best-stocked store in the country.

From The Daily Beast

“At one time I heard 57 cents,” the mother, Margie Beskau of Wisconsin, said this week.

From The Daily Beast

Olsen: Margie and Barb largely understood and/or forgave Nicki her transgressions; they got it.

From The Daily Beast

Margie was found as described, and was equally astonished to see him.

From Project Gutenberg

She saw his strong-featured face, animated by intellect and will, and then Margie's frightened eyes and her trembling mouth.

From Project Gutenberg

At last he caught a glimpse of Margie's laughing eyes, and he spoke right out.

From Project Gutenberg

His little fingers were covered with squash, and mamma had to ring the bell for Margie to bring the sponge and wash them.

From Project Gutenberg

He went in and sat down on the straw beside Mat; and almost before he knew it he was telling her about Margie Harrison.

From Project Gutenberg