Elinor

[ el-uh-ner, -nawr ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Helen.

Example Sentences

Elinor Gunn portrays young Joan while Tessa Auberjonois plays the beloved comic.

From Los Angeles Times

While many of the words said onstage are those of Rivers herself, the four-actor production is looser in terms of performance: Elinor Gunn initially portrays the up-and-coming comic as she butts heads with her Russian Jewish immigrant mother, played by Tessa Auberjonois.

From Los Angeles Times

The music of the late Elinor Remick Warren, whom Dorothy Chandler commissioned to write the chimes theme for her pavilion, made a welcome appearance.

From Los Angeles Times

Evans and partner Elinor Barker are world champions in this chaotic event but had to settle for silver in an enthralling race.

From BBC

Elinor Barker and Neah Evans won a hard-earned silver in an enthralling madison before Jack Carlin took a dramatic sprint bronze as Britain's cyclists continued to deliver medals at the Paris Olympics.

From BBC