The word 'janet' can be considered a proper noun and can be used in written English as a name for a person.
It is most commonly used as a feminine given name. Example: Janet was a talented musician, known for her soothing vocals and heartfelt lyrics.
He then went to the hospital, found Eddie was in intensive care, and called at 1am to tell Janet, who came over to Sheffield with Adam's uncle Robert and waited at Eddie's bedside.
Two tons of stone hurtled between Janet and me.
The proud parents met five years earlier, at the university's medical school, where Janet caught sight of Michael's black beard and fancy waistcoat above the cadaver he was dissecting and decided that he might be a bit fast but she'd risk it.
"We'd been in a cycle of write, record, tour for 10 straight years," Janet sighs.
There's an inevitability to knowing someone for that long…" "It's very insular," Janet attests later on.
Janet joined the band in 1997 for their third album Dig Me Out.
On a street nearby, Janet Ebi shelled periwinkles picked from the murky swamps close to the compound where Jonathan grew up.
The principal of her college, Somerville, the distinguished, radical haematologist Janet Vaughan, dismissed her as "a second-rate mind", the ultimate academic put-down.
And its new leader, Janet Yellen, has now officially risked her reputation on a potential misreading of the concerns of regular people.
Meanwhile, despite being commissioned for the Upstairs, Timberlake Wertenbaker's The Grace of Mary Traverse found its way to the main stage because its lead actor, Janet McTeer, in a case of sheer heightism, was considered too tall for the studio space.
Overall, the average hourly earnings for all workers rose 1.7% in 2014, which according to Goldman is "still below the 3% - 4% rate that Fed chair Janet Yellen identified as normal".
