Deborah English

Meaning Deborah meaning

What does Deborah mean?

— A judge of Israel; a nurse of Rebecca. — female given name

How do I use Deborah in a sentence?

Deborah's son shaves.

I'm Deborah.

Deborah, you too!

Where Deborah gathered her armies.

But when he came here, he took the name of Deborah's general.

I'm Deborah Vaughn.

So when Miss Deborah Vaughn slapped my face at Sardi's yesterday I abhorred it plenty.

Deborah Vaughn.

I fell asleep at Pete's and then I ran into Deborah Vaughn.

He just happened to run into Deborah.

Oh, Deborah.

Miss Deborah Vaughn, Joe Positano.

Miss Deborah Vaughn.

To you, Deborah.

In the movies, your part is always played by Deborah Kerr.

No, I'm Deborah.

Deborah.

Oh Deborah.

That I'm interested in Deborah instead.

Where is Deborah?

I said where is Deborah? Beyond the pale.

Deborah owes you her life.

Deborah, tell them to come in.

Deborah's in the hospital and my in-laws are coming.

Deborah?

Miss Deborah, gentlemen, I'm sorry I'm late.

I'm really very sorry, Miss Deborah; I got lost.

No thank you, Miss Deborah, I must go.

So do I, Miss Deborah.

I'm Deborah, sir.

Deborah, tell them to come in. Thanks.

Deborah. papa says you should help.

Happy Pesach, Deborah.

There's Deborah.

Deborah, open up the door.