Noreen

or No·rene

[ naw-reen, nawr-een ]

noun

1. a female given name, Irish diminutive of Nora.

Example Sentences

In the Oct. 24 issue of New York, Noreen Malone writes about coming of age in “post-hope America.”

From The Daily Beast

Taseer wanted a presidential pardon for Noreen, and a rationalization of the blasphemy laws.

From The Daily Beast

She was accountable for it; out of her loveless existence Noreen had birth––she was a living evidence of the wrong done.

From Project Gutenberg

After a few moments more Noreen was asleep and Mary-Clare carried her to an inner room and put her on her bed.

From Project Gutenberg

Noreen was sleeping deeply, one little arm stretched over her pillow and toward her mother as if feeling for the dear presence.

From Project Gutenberg

While she lay thinking and looking at Noreen she became conscious of Larry tiptoeing downstairs.

From Project Gutenberg

After her bungling––and she knew she had bungled with Larry––she had secured safety for Noreen and herself.

From Project Gutenberg