Sheelah

American  

[shee-luh] / ˈʃi lə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Bill and Sheelah Black have tailored their spending to their investment portfolio’s performance since retiring to New Orleans 10 years ago.

From The Wall Street Journal

Lead author, Dr Sheelah Connolly, said similarities and differences between the two jurisdictions provided an opportunity to examine how different systems and policies influence outcomes.

From BBC

A string of guests spoke on Tuesday, including a deputy mayor, Maria Torres-Springer, and the deputy commissioner of cultural affairs, Sheelah Feinberg.

From New York Times

Our reviewer, Sheelah Kolhatkar, calls it a “deeply reported and illuminating book” with “a rich narrative that rewards patience. The story of Juul’s rise and fall teaches us something about greed, capitalism, policy failure and a particular cycle in American business that seems destined to repeat itself.”

From New York Times

Sheelah Kolhatkar profiled him in the New Yorker in 2018.

From The Verge