Peggy

[peg-ee]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Margaret.

Example Sentences

“This is precisely why Congress created a contingency fund and why using it for this purpose was in USDA’s shutdown plan,” said Peggy Bailey, executive vice president for policy and program development at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

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Peggy Guggenheim’s new art gallery, which opened on West 57th Street in 1942, exposed New Yorkers to the work of refugee European modernists and fostered the careers of then-unknown American artists such as Jackson Pollock.

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Peggy and William’s seaside courtship is vital scenery infrequently dramatized in fictionalized histories.

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From the start, “The Gilded Age” has taken care to authentically depict Peggy’s narrative trajectory without denying the same juicy intrigues coloring other characters’ lives.

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But Peggy and William’s affection is real and worth fighting for.

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