Abby

[ ab-ee ]

noun

1. a first name, form of Abigail.

Example Sentences

Abby Shafroth, co-director of advocacy for the National Consumer Law Center, said shifting management of the loan programs to the Treasury Department “would likely risk substantial disruption for borrowers just due to the logistics of making that change.”

From Los Angeles Times

Elsewhere a long table populated with party strategists, consultants and media figures such as Puck founding partner Baratunde Thurston and “The View” alumnus Abby Huntsman debated the merits of red and blue mirages, in front of a classic red barn.

From Salon

CNN removed Girdusky from the show immediately and “NewsNight” host Abby Phillip issued an apology to Hasan on the air.

From Salon

Abby McIntyre, managing editor Who you are voting for this year: Kamala Harris Why: It’s a pretty obvious choice between a well-qualified Harris, who actually seems to care about the American people she would represent, and a self-serving bigot who plans to take the country backward in as many ways as possible.

From Slate

CNN banned a right-wing commentator who aimed an offensive comment at another guest that referenced an attack on Hezbollah on Monday’s edition of “NewsNight with Abby Phillip.”

From Los Angeles Times