Proper noun
Ilsa (plural Ilsas)
A female given name.
The point is, Ilsa Hermann had decided to make suffering her triumph. When it refused to let go of her, she succumbed to it. She embraced it. Markus Zusak
Bergman's official website calls Ilsa her "most famous and enduring role". citation The Swedish actress's Hollywood debut in Intermezzo had been well received, but her subsequent films were not major successes until Casablanca. Source: Internet
ID manager Ilsa Butler’s grandfather, Horace Ludlam, fought in trenches during the First World War, and set up The Shelbourne Cafe in Maidstone, on a site now occupied by Kent County Council. Source: Internet
Harmetz, however, suggests that Strasser intentionally allows Laszlo to move about, hoping that he will tell them the names of Resistance leaders in occupied Europe in exchange for Ilsa being allowed to leave for Lisbon. Source: Internet
The climactic sequence that pits Lane against Ilsa and Benji is so jarringly nasty that it caught me off-guard – we can Lane’s brutality in the moment, and we so badly want Ilsa to kick his ass and put a stop to all of this. Source: Internet
The concern was not whether Ilsa would leave with Laszlo, but how this result could be engineered. Source: Internet