Celeste

American  

[suh-lest] / səˈlɛst /

noun

1. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “heavenly.”

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Example Sentences

"The most important thing to understand is that nobody is trying to change the past, but to address its consequences in the present," explained Dr Celeste Martinez, a researcher who specialises in Spanish colonialism in Africa.

From BBC

WMO chief Celeste Saulo said scientific advances had improved understanding of the energy imbalance and its implications for the climate.

From Barron's

"Human activities are increasingly disrupting the natural equilibrium and we will live with these consequences for hundreds and thousands of years," said Prof Celeste Saulo, secretary general of the WMO.

From BBC

A spokesperson for assemblywoman Celeste Rodriguez, who represents the eastern San Fernando Valley, said Rodriguez was “unavailable to talk on this issue.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The WMO community will be carefully monitoring conditions in the coming months to inform decision-making," said Celeste Saulo, who heads the UN's weather and climate agency.

From Barron's