Shane

[ sheyn ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

“I called her up and offered to give her everything,” Shane said, adding that she was elated to have it all.

From Washington Post

Shane said he was so inspired by the woman’s grateful reaction that he decided to enter other auctions with the hope of giving back the units’ contents.

From Washington Post

Shane was surprised when he won, he said, but when he went to his newly acquired unit, he realized right away that he shouldn’t keep the items.

From Washington Post

A few months later, in October, Shane had saved enough money to bid on a second storage unit.

From Washington Post

“All of her baby items and all of her childhood photos were in the storage locker,” Shane said.

From Washington Post

Creatures of the Wind is the creation of Shane Gabier and Christopher Peters, who started the label in Chicago in 2008.

From The Daily Beast

Robin would sometimes say of Shane that Shane made him feel more alive, that Shane was life itself.

From The Daily Beast

I mean, Shane was the guy who threw you up against the tree, not Daryl.

From The Daily Beast

"It happened pretty regularly, like every other night," Shane Fox told the jury.

From The Daily Beast

That same year Goggins began as six-year runs as Detective Shane Vendrell in the FX series, The Shield.

From The Daily Beast

He was indicted in Dublin for conspiring with Shane, but the intention to try him there was abandoned.

From Project Gutenberg

I do not think I ever saw Ellen's wheel without flax before, Shane?

From Project Gutenberg

A very silent place a mountain was, wee Shane Campbell thought, not a lonely but a silent place.

From Project Gutenberg

There was another eery thing about the mountain, and a thing wee Shane was slightly afraid of.

From Project Gutenberg

But up to the top of the mountain, where wee Shane was going, you'd find no sheep; too bare and rocky there.

From Project Gutenberg