Casey

American  

[key-see] / ˈkeɪ si /

noun

1. a male given name: from an Irish word meaning “brave.”

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Example Sentences

“The Olympic Games returning to Los Angeles in 2028 is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to witness history,” LA28 president Casey Wasserman said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

The government's review of taxi licensing in England follows Baroness Casey's report on grooming gangs, which identified taxis being used by offenders across the country and recommended tougher rules.

From BBC

"However, they are being hindered by a lack of stringency elsewhere in the country, and legal loopholes which mean drivers can apply for a licence anywhere in the country and then operate in another area," Casey said, recommending the government take action on this "immediately".

From BBC

Investors in older energy funds have strong incentives to sell their stakes either because they are already happy with the returns or believe they can reinvest the cash in more profitable deals, said Brian Casey, Westwood’s chief executive.

From The Wall Street Journal

“A lot of these funds are 10-plus years old, and the investors are fatigued,” Casey said.

From The Wall Street Journal