Rhiannon

[ ree-an-uhn ]

noun

, Welsh Legend.

1. the wife of Pwyll who, accused of having eaten her son, was forced as a penance to carry people on her back until vindicated by her son's return.

Example Sentences

I say “most recently” because Do resigned after federal prosecutors announced he would plead guilty to accepting over half a million dollars in bribes to direct more than $10 million in COVID-19 relief funds to a nonprofit headed by his college-age daughter, Rhiannon.

From Los Angeles Times

After reviewing thousands of pages of documents, Gerda published a story in November detailing how Do voted to award millions of dollars in county contracts to the Viet America Society without revealing it was headed by his daughter, Rhiannon.

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, Rhiannon Do has agreed to three years of probation and a diversion program, in addition to assisting the feds in their continuing investigation and giving up a million-dollar home in North Tustin that prosecutors allege she knowingly bought with federal funds meant to feed elderly Vietnamese refugees.

From Los Angeles Times

The musician shared a little more about her new music, saying, "I’ve written a song called 'The Vampire’s Wife,' which, I think, is one of my best songs I’ve ever written. Because it’s like 'Rhiannon,' a story of a character. Who knows, I might call this next album 'The Vampire’s Wife.'"

From Salon

In “Sweetpea” Rhiannon’s body language starts to shift as she commits murders.

From Los Angeles Times