Kelsey

[ kel-see ]

noun

1. a male or female given name.

Example Sentences

“Things seem to be going positively,” said Clark Kelsey, 26, a student at the University of Utah.

From The Daily Beast

During a 2005 speech at Disneyland, Kelsey Grammer fell off the stage.

From The Daily Beast

Blake Gopnik talks to core members Antek Walczak and John Kelsey about the group and its first retrospective, which opens Sept. 8.

From The Daily Beast

John Kelsey is 47, taller and slighter and shier, with cropped hair and a tendency to withdraw under his baseball cap.

From The Daily Beast

Kelsey takes that riff further: "The show will be our ejector seat, our launch pad, our final disappearing act."

From The Daily Beast

Ballads were sung by the Kelsey Minstrels,—so named from their leader, a clerk at head-quarters.

From Project Gutenberg

Helen Kelsey Fox, like so many of our talented men and women, has a European strain in her blood.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Kelsey stood before the glass, a deep flush on her cheeks and tears rolling down her face.

From Project Gutenberg

Mrs. Kelsey insisted that Alma should go about her sketching, leaving the housework for her own hands to perform.

From Project Gutenberg

"And you are a lucky young man," declared Jane Kelsey, who had also promised two.

From Project Gutenberg