Sharrie

[ shar-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Sharon.

Example Sentences

“Minneapolis is in a war zone — this is a war going on where your kids are not safe,” said Sharrie Jennings, whose 10-year-old grandson was shot and severely wounded in April while being dropped off at a family member’s house.

From Seattle Times

“Minneapolis is in a war zone — this is a war going on where your kids are not safe,” said Sharrie Jennings, whose 10-year-old grandson was shot and severely wounded in April while being dropped off at a family member’s house.

From New York Times

Blues Society hosts its 27th annual event featuring performances by Sharrie Williams, James Armstrong, Full Power Blues, the Mojo Priests and Jackson and Oziel, plus music workshops, an instrument petting zoo and other children’s activities.

From Washington Post

The mobile phone footage shows the woman, identified by local police as 49-year-old Anne Sharrie Duncan, standing with her son and a friend on a pier in the southern Italian resort of Positano when they are hit by the wave late on Saturday.

From Reuters