Wendell

[ wen-dl ]

noun

1. a male given name.

Example Sentences

In homes without AC, Wendell also recommends taking a cold shower before bed, running a cool cloth over your head, and, if possible, staying with a friend or family member when it’s uncomfortably hot.

From Time

Wendell was eager to have children, so when she heard false claims that the coronavirus vaccines could affect her fertility, she decided to hold off on getting immunized, her family members told NBC News.

From Washington Post

Wendell was eager to have children, so when she heard false claims that the coronavirus vaccine could affect her fertility, she decided to hold off on getting immunized, her family members told NBC News.

From Washington Post

Aside from Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr., there are no celebrities or well-known names.

From The Daily Beast

Obsessed with his grand cinematic vision, Wendell also goes mad, ultimately filming his own death.

From The Daily Beast

Cast: Michael J. Fox, Betsy Brandt, Wendell Pierce, Katie Finneran, Conor Romero, Juliette Goglia, Jack Gore.

From The Daily Beast

Suburbs have more poor people mainly because they have more people, write Joel Kotkin and Wendell Cox.

From The Daily Beast

We were ready to go out and speak, when Wendell stood up and immediately split the rear end out of his pants.

From The Daily Beast

But if they had no love for the good old ship, there were those who had; and a poet, Oliver Wendell Holmes, came to the rescue.

From Project Gutenberg

The conspicuous and brilliant orator, Wendell Phillips, delivered the address.

From Project Gutenberg

Madge was washing breakfast dishes the next morning when Clyde Wendell entered the kitchen.

From Project Gutenberg

As the amphibian taxied away without its passenger, Clyde Wendell came down the trail.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Brownell had followed Mrs. Brady into the lodge but Clyde Wendell lingered near the beach.

From Project Gutenberg