Lisa

[lee-suh, -zuh]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

Example Sentences

Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy appeared to call for Mr Davie's resignation this summer after a string of scandals, including antisemitic comments by punk duo Bob Vylan at Glastonbury being broadcast on iPlayer, and the revelation that a Gaza documentary was narrated by the son of a Hamas official.

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“What many of the companies have talked about is really pricing for profitability rather than for growth,” said Lisa Gill, a senior analyst at J.P.

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“If queuing isn’t good, boarding isn’t good,‘’ said Lisa Hingson, managing director of innovation.

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"When she was 11 she went to Jersey with her mum and I remember her beating top women's player Lisa Ashton and me," Hedman told BBC Sport.

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Lisa Holder, a civil rights attorney and president of the Equal Justice Society, a progressive nonprofit that works to protect policies that promote diversity, argued the measure’s framing made it highly likely to satisfy legal challenges.

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