Terri

[ ter-ee ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Theresa.

Example Sentences

It’s Terri’s first Clowning Achievement trophy — in fact, her first Style Invitational win — though she’d already won three runners-up in just 13 blots of ink, most of them recently.

From Washington Post

Terri would like to see Eric live on his own with roommates.

From ProPublica

The last time Eric was rejected, Terri recalled, the eligibility specialist told her Eric doesn’t need assistance because he has parents to take care of him.

From ProPublica

Republican senatorial candidate Terri Lynn Land is losing in Michigan.

From The Daily Beast

With Terri Lynn Land looking like a goner, Republicans are throwing a wild Hail Mary—using 2004 tactics to gain a Senate seat.

From The Daily Beast

Democratic Rep. Gary Peters faces a strong challenge from Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land.

From The Daily Beast

Terri Schiavo, on the other hand, was in a vegetative state.

From The Daily Beast

Cummings was in prison on a two-year sentence when Terri Hernandez was granted a divorce.

From The Daily Beast

"Why—" the situation was so obvious that Terri fumbled—a little at a loss for words.

From Project Gutenberg

And thereupon his beastly life by merite forceth and driueth, lawe and Magistrate, to terri- ble iudgement.

From Project Gutenberg

Terri Mac saw through it before he had taken half a dozen steps into the apartment.

From Project Gutenberg

Quite as if it were an ordinary leave-taking, they pushed past Terri Mac and filed out the door.

From Project Gutenberg