Antonia

[ an-toh-nee-uh, -tohn-yuh ]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Antonius.

Example Sentences

By Antonia Marrero and Adam Grannick for the Moral Courage Project How much does your job matter to you?

From The Daily Beast

By Irshad Manji and Antonia Marrero for the Moral Courage Project In the big city, finding love is hard enough.

From The Daily Beast

By Antonia Marrero and Adam Grannick for the Moral Courage Project The choice to expose a pedophile is a no-brainer, right?

From The Daily Beast

He had just returned from Iraq and his wife Carol and daughter Antonia were away.

From The Daily Beast

In 2005 Mother Antonia was the subject of a book, The Prison Angel, by Mary Jordan and Kevin Sullivan.

From The Daily Beast

Antonia Cibbini, ne Koeluch, was among those who attended the performance of the Quartet.

From Project Gutenberg

You know well enough I'd gladly give one of my ears for an invitation to Donna Antonia's.

From Project Gutenberg

When she and il Maestro came out of Donna Antonia's door, she saw his tall figure at the end of the street.

From Project Gutenberg

Donna Antonia called me back to say that Signor Ambrogi would be glad to see more of you.

From Project Gutenberg

Of course she had known that Mr. Livingstone would be enchanted at the invitation from Donna Antonia.

From Project Gutenberg