Elyse

[ ih-lees ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

Example Sentences

The sheer volume of his snore is why, when Elyse and Larry finally made the decision to sleep in separate beds, Elyse moved into their spare bedroom in the basement.

From Time

More and more couples are making the same decision as Elyse and Larry.

From Time

As with Elyse and Larry, it’s often a difficult choice and it often comes with a sense of shame.

From Time

Elyse and millions of other wives who suffer awake next to their snoring husband might be forgiven for assuming their husbands are better sleepers.

From Time

Couples, like Elyse and Larry, that make conscious and collaborative decisions about their sleeping arrangements, whether together or apart, are perfectly capable of maintaining intimacy and highly satisfying relationships.

From Time

After well over a year, only two books have been published, and a third, by author Elyse Fitzpatrick, is planned for September.

From The Daily Beast

Aviation writer Elyse Moody took one of them last year, at a Paris air show.

From The Daily Beast

From that day flowers and invitations rained upon me from the Elyse.

From Project Gutenberg

We called on him several times at the Elyse, and a warm friendship formed.

From Project Gutenberg

After the sitting I felt tired, and made up my mind not to go to the Elyse.

From Project Gutenberg

I had called at the Elyse during the afternoon of February 16th.

From Project Gutenberg

This man was immediately conveyed to the Elyse Bourbon, and without hesitation pointed out the mansion to which he had been sent.

From Project Gutenberg