Isabel

[ iz-uh-bel ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

“Isabel is gonna run for City Council,” he said, prompting people to applaud.

From Los Angeles Times

“Blood-feeding animals, regardless of lineage, often have specialized mouthparts or other structures to access blood,” Dr. Isabel Ortega Insaurralde, who studies hematophages at the University of Buenos Aires, told Salon.

From Salon

“The handling of what has happened in Valencia has been negligent and irresponsible,” wrote Isabel Díaz, a lawyer.

From BBC

“Many more people are missing than what the government says,” said María Isabel Cruz, who heads a collective here searching for bodies.

From Los Angeles Times

Isabel Wilkerson suffered greatly in what we captured in “Origin.”

From Los Angeles Times