Hayley

American  

[hey-lee] / ˈheɪ li /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Angelina Jolie notably played Croft in two film adaptations in the early aughts, Alicia Vikander played the beloved video game character in 2016’s “Tomb Raider,” and “Mission Impossible” actor Hayley Atwell lent her voice to Croft for Netflix’s animated series.

From Los Angeles Times

Corresponding author Professor Hayley Young of Swansea University's School of Psychology, said: "Overall, our findings suggest that public health and clinical strategies should prioritise whole-diet approaches over isolated supplementation when considering adolescent mental health. However, further high-quality research is needed to determine which dietary patterns are most effective and for whom."

From Science Daily

Hayley Doak, who runs a dog rescue charity in Ballygawley, said she travelled to the field after seeing the appeal online.

From BBC

Solicitor Hayley Collinson said she had been supporting women who believed they had been affected by delayed diagnosis, had mastectomies they did not require, and patients who had not been offered reconstructions when they should have.

From BBC

Impersonation and catfishing are a significant online safety issue, according to Hayley Laskey from the UK Safer Internet Centre.

From BBC