Ronald

[ ron-ld ]

noun

1. a male given name: from Scandinavian words meaning “counsel” and “rule.”

Example Sentences

They discussed Ronald’s newest project, which focuses on using crops for carbon removal using a number of measures, including good old fashioned photosynthesis.

From MIT Technology Review

“The most effective and amazing carbon removal technology is photosynthesis,” Ronald said in our interview.

From MIT Technology Review

Ronald and her collaborators figured out what gene made this rice waterproof, and introduced it into modern varieties.

From MIT Technology Review

Ronald Reagan approved the agreement and the USTR reviewed Korean practices through the end of his term.

From The Daily Beast

President Ronald Reagan took similar action, affecting about 100,000 families.

From The Daily Beast

But what Republican other than Ronald Reagan has ever been a “Great Communicator”?

From The Daily Beast

It will have to come to terms with the ghost of Ronald Reagan, and it will have to come to terms with Rush Limbaugh.

From The Daily Beast

Ronald Reagan famously coined the phrase, “Are you better off now then you were four years ago?”

From The Daily Beast

There was no trouble in finding Ronald, who advanced towards the stairs at Jessie's signal.

From Project Gutenberg

As she came out of the hall she saw Ronald Hope, who appeared to be looking for somebody.

From Project Gutenberg

Ronald bent and kissed the speaker, with a fervent hope that everything would end well.

From Project Gutenberg

"There is not the slightest chance of your doing that to-night, Ronald," Jessie said, repressing a wild desire to laugh.

From Project Gutenberg

I told my friend Captain Ronald Hope all that was necessary, and he is on his way to the general's now.

From Project Gutenberg