Sentence examples for Stephanie from high-quality English sources.

• Stephanie is no rebel.

• Stephanie was fabulous.

• Miss Maudie feels Stephanie Crawford’s words are ridiculous.

• According to the zoo’s website, Stephanie “seems to enjoy walking backwards”.

• (Both Stephanie and Tom were white.)

• When Stephanie was a junior in college, they became engaged.

• Stephanie believed that he was regretful about having abandoned them.

• Justin was from the US state of Tennessee and Stephanie was from Kentucky.

Use Stephanie in a sentence.

• Legend has it that, one day, Stephanie forgot to add the pastry to an apple tart.

• For most of her life, Stephanie lived with another elephant, Cinda, who died in 2014.

• Stephanie has a love for all things gym and fitness: with a particular love of Ice Skating.

• But “Stephanie Daley,” which runs only an hour and a half, turns out to be two movies in one.

• So imagine his relief, his utter joy, when he learned that Stephanie wasn’t a lesbian but only looked like one.

• Some years ago, Stephanie and Eric were both working in Le Mars, a town twenty minutes away, and they considered moving there.

• Stephanie also blamed Jackson for the decision not to share her identity with participants, and criticized his conduct in class.

• It led to a visually stunning car chase sequence in which the camera stays in the car with Stephanie throughout in one continuous shot.

Stephanie sentence examples

• In 2018 the winner in the Individual Award category was Fiona Sadler, a school pastoral support worker who was nominated by her friend Stephanie.

• Stephanie Linnartz, the president of Marriott International, has reaffirmed in a press release that COVID-19 has pushed the need for contactless amenities.

• Elsewhere on Raw, Ronda Rousey continued to cause pain – literally – for Stephanie McMahon in the wake of Rousey’s win over her boss and Triple H at WrestleMania.

• Three years later, her World in Action programme Bobby Moore and Me, in which Faulds Wood interviewed Moore’s wife, Stephanie, revealed that the England footballer had been misdiagnosed and treated for irritable bowel syndrome for four years before he died aged 51 of bowel cancer – what Stephanie called an “unnecessary death”.