The word 'Helen' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a proper noun that refers to a female given name. It is derived from the Greek name Ελένη (Eleni), meaning "torch" or "bright." Example: Helen was thrilled to receive a scholarship to study abroad in Greece.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @gay_alcorn Helen Davidson Darwin reporter Helen most recently worked as an online journalist for SBS world news Australia and was previously a news and interactive journalist for news.com.au, where she live blogged major news events.
As Helen points out, Jamie T did it better (and I wasn't that mad about him).
She's in love with Helen, who has a stable, happy and longstanding primary relationship.
"Thanks for not being a canvasser," Helen says as I leave her house.
We were assigned a team of midwives, who my wife Helen and I got to know over the nine months.
The most widely rehearsed version of events has Finn as a kind of fast-bowling Helen of Troy, tossed back and forth between the conflicting authorities of England's bowling coach David Saker and Angus Fraser at Middlesex.
Helen Szoke, chief executive of Oxfam Australia, said her organisation "would have put the reduction of poverty as the first benchmark" in the revamped aid program and was "cautious" about the role of the private sector.
The basics are right: Travers was born Helen Lyndon Goff and called Ginty by her family; her father, Travers Goff (Colin Farrell), was a heavy drinker and a fantasist; she never got over his premature death and romanticised his brief, hapless life (and took his first name as her surname).
One, Helen Champion (Zenden the Clown), had been painting clowns as part of her fine art degree at Goldsmith's and had gone native.
The play's star, Helen Mirren, is nominated for best actress, up against Hattie Morahan for Carrie Cracknell's Young Vic revival of Ibsen's A Doll's House, Billie Piper for Lucy Prebble's drug-trial play The Effect, and Kristin Scott Thomas in Ian Rickson's West End production of Old Times.
Q: [To Hall] Are you not intellectually curious as to who was right in the Newsnight/Savile affair - Helen Boaden or Mark Thompson?
