The word 'michael' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a proper noun and can be used as a name for a person. Example: Michael was the name of the protagonist in the novel I read last week.
She was popular at school and had a noted instinct for caring, going out of her way to play with Michael, the neighbour with Down's syndrome, and paying regular visits to a lonely old man down the road known as Mr Partridge.
"It's all right, Michael, don't panic," she assured me as she scrabbled in the pitch black.
We were both called Michael so we could have been Michael and Michael".
Michael White is assistant editor of the Guardian and covered the Brighton bombing for the paper Margaret Thatcher expected the Conservative party to remove her as leader after the 1983 general election despite having just won a landslide majority, according to John Coles, her private secretary at the time.
Revelations that Michael Jordan had lost hundreds of thousands of dollars gambling barely dented his appeal, since the story reinforced the image of him as a fierce competitor.
It had to be Jeremy Affeldt.
"Believe me when I tell you that we are going for it this time - we want to be successful in Europe, and the money we are raising now will take us there," Murray boasted of a team that, by then, contained Arthur Numan, Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Michael Mols.
Michael McMillan said when he came to Kaarma's home on 23 April to spray for insects, an angry Kaarma came to the front door naked, pointed a shotgun at him and asked what he was doing there.
What are we to make of Michael Grade's move from the BBC to ITV? Well, for a start its good for Michael Grade.
A video tweeted out by activist Deray McKesson – a Baltimore native who was a prominent figure and organiser at the Ferguson protests last August following the death of the unarmed black teenager Michael Brown – showed police officers trying to reason with the assembled crowd at Hampden.
Despite relegation, the West Sussex club were keen for Saunders to remain as manager and talks were planned with the Crawley chief executive, Michael Dunford, for later this week.
