Kelsey

American  

[kel-see] / ˈkɛl si /

noun

1. a male or female given name.

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Example Sentences

A recent New York University grad named Kelsey McLennan sang “Before He Cheats” by Carrie Underwood, stomping across the stage in cherry-red cowboy boots while the audience screamed along.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Some investors may have the view that because of AI tools and features in the future, the number of people being employed at financial-services firms is going to decline significantly,” Kelsey Zhu, analyst at Autonomous Research, told MarketWatch.

From MarketWatch

He brought Dian in as a singer; she recruited husband Oli Jefferson on drums, with guitarist Tony Kelsey and cellist Barney Morse-Brown rounding out the lineup.

From Los Angeles Times

Kelsey Brown, a communications specialist at Cal State Los Angeles and California State University Employees Union steward, demanded that the board “prioritize classrooms over corner offices” during public comments before the meeting.

From Los Angeles Times

Archival investigation indicated that a Dr. Adeline Kelsey had sold them to the museum to fund the medical education of two young Japanese women at Cincinnati’s Laura Memorial Women’s Medical College.

From The Wall Street Journal