Lois

American  

[loh-is] / ˈloʊ ɪs /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Lois Wild, director of engagement at St Petrocs, said: "We are seeing such high numbers of people sleeping rough at the moment, the figures are really staggering."

From BBC

Xavi Simons left for Tottenham, Benjamin Sesko went to Manchester United and Lois Openda joined Juventus, meaning that Leipzig needed to undergo a rebuild in their first transfer window under new Red Bull football boss Jurgen Klopp.

From Barron's

“It’s a moment when we’re in his house, and he gets up from his chair, and he goes over to tend to his daughter, Lois. I really like that moment, because we could see a father who’s utterly devoted to his child, making sure that her health is OK. I love that moment of tenderness, because that is something I try to view throughout the whole film, this kind of familial care that we see between generations.”

From Los Angeles Times

They “thought that interest rates were going to go down and they’d be able to refinance,” Lois Healy, chief executive of the Affordable Homeownership Foundation and a housing counselor in Florida, told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

“It didn’t matter how many people we shared him with, he was still 100% our dad, and he was still 100% there whenever we needed him for whatever it was, whether it was 20 bucks or whether it was just to sit there and hold me while I cried,” said his daughter Lois Stevens.

From The Wall Street Journal