Molina

[ moh-lee-nuh, muh-; Spanish maw-lee-nah ]

noun

1. Lu·is [loo-, ees], 1535–1600, Spanish Jesuit theologian.
2. Tirso de. Tirso de Molina.

Molina

/ moˈlina /

noun

1. See de Molina
   See de Molina

Example Sentences

"As a society, we feed the danger by forcing all of these people into the shadows," Molina told me at her office in Tucson.

From The Daily Beast

Molina said he has asked state Medicaid directors for guidance on how to proceed with its 2.1 million beneficiaries.

From The Daily Beast

Molina says Gilead is entitled to a return, but questions whether taxpayers should be paying so much of its acquisition costs.

From The Daily Beast

"It is estimated that half the patients who get this will be covered by government programs," Molina said.

From The Daily Beast

Nor was it the author of the study, Dr. Patricia E. Molina, who had them laughing.

From The Daily Beast

But the battle was not over, for it was charged that isolated statements taken from Molina's book contradicted St. Augustine.

From Project Gutenberg

Alonso de Molina and one companion were left in Tumbez at their own request, being much in love with the country.

From Project Gutenberg

Alonso de Molina and his companion had disappeared, and their fate was never learned.

From Project Gutenberg

Lessius, Molina, Escobar, and other Jesuits say that it is lawful to kill the man who threatens a blow.

From Project Gutenberg

It set fire to one of them, and it bore down ablaze upon the one defeated by Captain Molina, so that he was forced to ungrapple.

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