Gail

American  

[geyl] / geɪl /

noun

1. a female or male given name: from a Hebrew word meaning “joy.”

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Example Sentences

That’s according to Goldman Sachs analysts led by Gail Hafif, who described last week’s volatile market action as “adult swim,” meaning tough for less-experienced traders and investors.

From MarketWatch

That’s according to Goldman Sachs analysts led by Gail Hafif, who described last week’s volatile market action as “adult swim,” meaning tough for less-experienced traders and investors.

From MarketWatch

Novartis is returning to the Super Bowl after its debut last year succeeded at encouraging women to consider breast cancer screenings, according to Gail Horwood, chief marketing and customer experience officer at Novartis U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

Gail Munro, the daughter of Hammy Sr, is the youngest of five children.

From BBC

As manager of the ice-rink, Gail's passion lies with ensuring the game continues to thrive in Stranraer and encourages everyone, of all ages and abilities, to give curling a go.

From BBC