Sentence examples for abby from inspiring English sources
The word "abby" is not standard in written English
It may be used as a name or a nickname, but it is not commonly recognized as a word with a specific meaning. Example: "Abby decided to join the book club to meet new friends."
proper noun
Also used as a formal given name.
Over Facebook, text messages, e-mails and chats, Nev develops friendly relationships with Abby, her mother, Angela, and Abby's sister, a 19-year old beauty named Megan.
Collectively known as "the Huntsman girls" the three young women – piano teacher Mary Anne, public relations expert Abby and fashion industry hopeful Liddy – have campaigned actively for their father, especially using social media.
Abby Deveney, now the section's editor and Bennett's deputy at the time, describes her as "a force of nature".
He lives with his wife, Elaine, who is pregnant, her mother, Shirley, and two children, Oliver, 12, and Abby, 10. "It is crowded – we are on the verge of having to move".
It began with 17-year-old Abby from Preston, who appointed herself "spokesperson of the Milifandom" and promptly got the term trending on Twitter.
There are YouTube personalities such as Abby Vapes, who hosts tutorials in which you can learn tricks such as "the dragon" (the art of exhaling through your nose and the sides of mouth).
While the Czechoslovak partition is widely seen as a model of how to divide a country peacefully, Abby Innes, a lecturer at the London School of Economics and author of Czechoslovakia: The Short Goodbye, argues against using it as the template for other dissolutions.
Cracks are starting to open up at RT itself, if only among the American staff, with anchor Abby Martin (pictured) going off-script to criticise Russian interference in Ukraine, and fellow anchor Liz Wahl quitting.
IF ANYONE deserves credit for correctly calling the course of America's stockmarkets in the 1990s, it is Abby Joseph Cohen.
"We have made a notable attempt to make this part of the way we analyse people," says Abby Cohen, Goldman Sachs's chief American investment-portfolio strategist.
Abby Joseph Cohen, of Goldman Sachs, lifted Wall Street's spirits this week by raising her target for the S&P 500, because this year's profits have beaten her expectations.
