Gabriella

American  

[gey-bree-el-uh, gab-ree-] / ˌgeɪ briˈɛl ə, ˌgæb ri- /

French Gabriela,

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Gabriella Pitch, who studies film and management at the university, said she had "freaked out" when she first heard about the outbreak.

From BBC

He will also premiere a new violin concerto, “How to be a Bird” by Gabriella Smith.

From Los Angeles Times

And that communication doesn’t have to be particularly pleasant, says Gabriella Pomare, a Sydney, Australia-based family lawyer and author of “The Collaborative Co-Parent.”

From MarketWatch

“Most airlines are used for tourism, business traffic, they’re not used to going where missiles are flying,” said Gabriella Somerville, a private-charter specialist who has previously helped coordinate evacuation flights.

From The Wall Street Journal

"We showed it with Gabriella, we showed it again with Laurence. But it displeases some people, obviously. It's competition, it's natural. But it's true that it was more complicated than we thought."

From Barron's