Annabel

or An·na·belle

[ an-uh-bel ]

noun

1. a first name.

Example Sentences

Their bigger concern is Annabel, who is having social troubles in kindergarten.

From Washington Post

Patty is convinced another little girl in the class is to blame, but in chapters brilliantly told from Annabel’s point of view, we see the situation is more complex.

From Washington Post

Celebrity and fashion stylist Annabel Tollman has passed away at the age of 39.

From The Daily Beast

David Annabel and Rachael Taylor are also very believable as an in-love couple that moves in and are hired to manage the building.

From The Daily Beast

Later, we see Darwin dining with Annabel, the daughter of a prominent English bishop.

From The Daily Beast

The head of the house took up his bow, as if musing on the ball, and Annabel de Chaumont wriggled her feet faster and faster.

From Project Gutenberg

I must have frowned, for the young gentleman made a laughing sign to me that he did not take Annabel seriously.

From Project Gutenberg

Annabel de Chaumont looked up at us, allowing the gentleman in the long-tailed silk coat to lead her toward the stairs.

From Project Gutenberg

Annabel de Chaumont was a countess and Madame de Ferrier was a marquise.

From Project Gutenberg

Doctor Chantry did not wear his disfiguring horn spectacles when Annabel was near.

From Project Gutenberg