Marilyn

or Mar·i·lynne

[ mar-uh-lin ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Mary.

Example Sentences

For the 21st century working with the folk at Authentic Brands Group who own the digital rights to Marilyn.

From MIT Technology Review

The last time I went on an audition for musical theater was in 2003 for “Taboo” to play Boy George’s friend Marilyn.

From Washington Blade

When Jeffrey Blaustein and his wife, Marilyn, travel, they really travel.

From Washington Post

Marilyn, after all, looked great in a party dress of any color.

From Washington Post

I was on Charlie Rose recently, and in discussing Marilyn Monroe he asked, what do you think was her great appeal?

From The Daily Beast

Marilyn Johnson is a writer with a terrific capacity for learning.

From The Daily Beast

Marilyn Johnson has written fascinating books about obit writers and librarians.

From The Daily Beast

Sorokko went to Moscow to study physics and was discovered there by Marilyn Gauthier, a leading Paris model agent.

From The Daily Beast

The actor transformed from a sensual Marilyn Monroe to a whimsical Salvador Dali to a starving migrant mother, seamlessly.

From The Daily Beast

He'll go on Marilyn Winter's show, I'll bet, because that has the biggest audience on the planet.

From Project Gutenberg

She was everything that Marilyn Winters was not—and she'd been number two name in television.

From Project Gutenberg

Billy always felt as if an angel had come and was ringing the bells of heaven when Marilyn sat at the organ playing the bells.

From Project Gutenberg

But speaking of going to boarding school, it didn't hurt Marilyn Severn to go.

From Project Gutenberg

Marilyn needed no more than those harsh words to know that her friend of the years was being weighed in the balance.

From Project Gutenberg