The word "helene" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is the French feminine form of the name "Helen". You can use "Helene" when referring to a female with that name or in any other context where you would use the name "Helen". For example: "Helene ran a successful fashion boutique for many years."
Helene 3.14pm: Over at the Liberal Democrat camp, there are more immediate concerns afoot.
We expect all member states to facilitate reverse flows as agreed by the European council in the interest of a shared energy security," the commission spokeswoman Helene Banner said in Brussels.
Apart from Miss Jackson in Linoln and Mrs Wise, Mrs Helene Hayman was dismissed from the Labour benches and the SNP women representation was cut from two to nil.
Apologise, Gordon Reprints Related items Children's welfare: The best places to breedDec 11th 2008In "Reclaiming Childhood", published three days earlier, Helene Guldberg, a child psychologist at the Open University, examines the same facts and draws different conclusions.
AS Helene Boksle, one of Norway's favourite singers, hit the high notes at the Mongstad oil refinery on May 7th, the wall behind her slid open.
This week's Free exchange column looks at new research by Helene Rey, presented at the Kansas City Fed's Jackson Hole conference, on the risks of the "global financial cycle":Ms Rey reckons...[g]overnments...face a dilemma, or an "irreconcilable duo": free capital flows may inevitably mean a loss of monetary-policy independence.
"Maturity, calm, aesthetic grace": these were the qualities I found in this riveting show, written and directed by Peter Brook and Marie-Helene Estienne, that explored the mystery of the human brain and the curse and blessing of mnemonic power.
Now, at the age of 90, Brook and his long-time collaborator, Marie-Helene Estienne, have returned to the material for this potent, deeply-felt 65 minute piece that takes a magnifying glass to the aftermath of the near-apocalyptic conflict.
Fragments - which is co-conceived with Lilo Baur and Marie-Helene Estienne - brims with a youthful joy.
Archie's penchant for the French accent began after primary school teacher and volunteer Marie-Helene Leoni, who is originally from Savoie in the French Alps but now lives in London, began taking him home at weekends.
This "plays to the government's comparative advantage of convening and bringing together the best of what others can do," reckons Helene Gayle, the head of Care.
