Eloise

[ el-oh-eez, el-oh-eez ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“In the last Trump administration, they had massive reorganization plans, and they all foundered on the fact that there is no statutory or constitutional authority to reorganize the entire executive branch,” said Eloise Pasachoff, who teaches administrative law and public administration at Georgetown Law School.

From New York Times

At the time, Chavarria was supporting Latino challenger Eloise Gómez Reyes against Black incumbent Cheryl Brown in a race for an Inland Empire state Assembly seat.

From Los Angeles Times

Dr Eloise Marais, professor of atmospheric chemistry and air quality at University College London, said the carbon emissions from rockets pale in comparison to other forms of transport but there are other planet-warming pollutants which are not being considered.

From BBC

“We TP’ed their dressing room,” bassist Eloise Wong boasted.

From Los Angeles Times

Psychotherapist Eloise Skinner explains that anxiety around calls comes from "an association with something bad - a sense of foreboding or dread".

From BBC