Betsy

American  

[bet-see] / ˈbɛt si /

Or Betsey,

noun

1. a first name, form of Elizabeth.

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Example Sentences

During the press conference, Louisville Metro Council member Betsy Ruhe said that the city is a "UPS town", and that every resident would know somebody who works for company.

From BBC

They were there because the former lieutenant governor of New York state, Betsy McCaughey, who had been plucked from the pages of The New Republic under former editor Andrew Sullivan to serve as former Gov. George Pataki’s running mate in 1994, had promised to give the crowd her theory on how concerned New Yorkers could defeat Zohran.

From Salon

Discovery head of food content Betsy Ayala said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

"One of our key motivations at OneFlorida is to move discoveries from academic settings out into the real world and the places where patients get care," said Betsy Shenkman, Ph.D., who leads the consortium.

From Science Daily

Betsy Beers, Rhimes’ longtime producing partner, added: “We’ve always been really committed to the idea of growing within the company. We love to breed talent. You’re watching people learn and grow, while allowing them the opportunity to root themselves in one place.”

From Los Angeles Times