Julia

[ jool-yuh ]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Julius.

Example Sentences

Covid has accelerated the move to digital in the legal industry, and Julia and team, with deep expertise across legal, SaaS and fintech, are in prime position to win the market.

From TechCrunch

On Thursday Letlow's widow, Julia, announced that she would run for the seat.

From Washington Post

Julia felt that somehow her mother led her to Susan’s Pandemic of Love request.

From Time

Meanwhile, Julia has promised her mother to come for Christmas, because there will be time for quarantining before and afterwards.

From Time

Julia says it took a few phone calls and some back-channeling through her father to finally persuade her mother that it simply wasn’t going to be possible.

From Time

Julia Cooke is the author of The Other Side of Paradise: Life in the New Cuba.

From The Daily Beast

Phil Hoffman had to transform himself into Truman Capote while Julia Roberts won for being brassy in Erin Brockovich.

From The Daily Beast

The Julia Louis-Dreyfus series is not just the funniest show on the network, it's the funniest show on TV.

From The Daily Beast

Forty Years Young: Hello Kitty and the Power of Cute By Julia Rubin, Racked Hello Kitty is everywhere.

From The Daily Beast

This makes the bravery of Julia and Sveta, a lesbian couple, to appear in the documentary that much more moving.

From The Daily Beast

Aunt Julia, what's the use of having anything to give, if folks won't take it when you give it?

From Project Gutenberg

I'm going for a ride with Tilly, Aunt Julia, please, if you don't mind.

From Project Gutenberg

She would telephone for Aunt Julia to send Nancy or somebody in with some money.

From Project Gutenberg

Please, won't you give me a little money and some supper, and telephone to Aunt Julia!

From Project Gutenberg

It was a beautiful smile, then, that illumined Aunt Julia's face, and it was a very tender kiss that fell on Genevieve's forehead.

From Project Gutenberg