Lisa

[lee-suh, -zuh]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

Example Sentences

When the restaurant’s former general manager, Lisa Jackson, brought the lawsuit against Bubba and Deen in 2013, the press was quick to make their way through the suit and the case’s subsequent depositions.

From Salon

When these attacks didn’t bring Powell to heel, the president sicced his hunting hounds on the scent for a new mark, and Lisa Cook was the most convenient target.

From Slate

The corners of its mouth, called the gape, stopped around the middle of its eyes and turned up, which someone described as a “Mona Lisa smile,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

Survivor Lisa Phillips announced that the group of survivors were planning on creating their “own list” of Epstein perpetrators and accomplices.

From Salon

Tesco's avocado buyer Lisa Lawrence says social media had played a part in predicting the popularity of the tech's soft launch.

From BBC