Carleen

[ kahr-leen ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Caroline.

Example Sentences

Carleen Cullen, an EV advocate who runs an organization called Cool the Earth, has been critical of the public charging infrastructure but said she’s “super excited” about the Starbucks-Mercedes news.

From Los Angeles Times

“Medical care procured outside a patient’s home state increasingly leaves a digital trail that will easily make its way back to the patient’s domicile,” observed Carleen M. Zubrzycki of the University of Connecticut in a 2022 law review paper.

From Los Angeles Times

"The mass market wants it to be a gas station experience where they pull up and plug in with a very simple user interface," said Carleen Cullen, a co-author on the study and the co-founder and executive director of Cool The Earth.

From Salon

“Paper money is gross and germy,” says Carleen Haylett, a single mom of an 11-year-old son who immediately hands her the bills tucked inside his birthday cards.

From Washington Post

Mr. Pertschuk’s marriage to Carleen Dooley ended in divorce.

From Washington Post