Randall

or Ran·dal

[ ran-dl ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Against New Zealand, the crossed wires and fumbled drop-goal routine between Harry Randall and George Ford was most obvious.

From BBC

Randall, who started the majority of England's games in the 2022 Six Nations, does not seem trusted to do so now.

From BBC

UCB had recently contributed funding to “Under the Lights,” Miles Levin’s award-winning short film that’s since been developed into a feature with Lake Bell, Randall Park and Nick Offerman.

From Los Angeles Times

Multiple users channeled a popular bit from “The Office” to congratulate Krasinski — tweeting photos of actor Randall Park instead of the “If” director.

From Los Angeles Times

It included 101-year-old Joe Randall, who was aged 20 at D-Day, and who had helped build temporary airfields for the invasion force liberating Europe from Nazism.

From BBC