Monica

[ mon-i-kuh ]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

No, that would be the flashback revelation that Ross and Monica accidentally kissed once at a party.

From The Daily Beast

The overall Gehry design, he adds, is “reminiscent of a parking garage he did in Santa Monica.”

From The Daily Beast

In one script, Monica is waiting in a dressing room to appear on a morning television show.

From The Daily Beast

It shows how people suck up to their sources, while at the same time Monica was getting killed in the press.

From The Daily Beast

And Monica Lewinsky, now 41, is once again the object of prurient curiosity.

From The Daily Beast

Truthfully, Monica darling, it's a very ugly nature indeed, and I'm afraid it's getting uglier every day.

From Project Gutenberg

The languor of the evening was heavy upon all the family; Monica was the only one who had the energy to go to her instrument.

From Project Gutenberg

"Let us ask Saint Monica if Cimburga is guilty," suggested the countess the following day.

From Project Gutenberg

He illustrates his position with a story, given with great simplicity, of his mother Saint Monica with her maid.

From Project Gutenberg

Saint Monica certainly would have been a confirmed drunkard, had not her maid timelily and outrageously abused her.

From Project Gutenberg