Angela

[an-juh-luh]

noun

1. a first name: from a Greek word meaning “messenger.”

Example Sentences

Angela Brown-Johnson, the youngest in the choir, said she was a big fan when she first joined at 15.

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A breach of the ministerial code can often result in a minister's resignation, including less than two months ago that of Angela Rayner, the former deputy prime minister.

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In reading “This Unruly Witness: June Jordan’s Legacy,” an anthology of writing about poet, essayist, professor and activist June Jordan’s work edited by Lauren Muller, Becky Thompson, Dominique C. Hill and Durrell M. Callier that features literary luminaries like Angela Davis, Naomi Shihab Nye and E. Ethelbert Miller, I was reminded the poet is undefeated, as she sees everything that we as a society do not or refuse to acknowledge.

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In “The Awesome Difficult, Work of Love,” the anthology’s third and final section, a conversation between Angela Y. Davis, Prathiba Parma and Leigh Raiford places Jordan in even greater context.

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She has now referred herself to Sir Laurie Magnus, the ethics adviser whose findings have felled two ministers - including Angela Rayner, who resigned after Sir Laurie found she failed to seek the correct advice when she did not pay enough tax on her £800,000 flat in Hove.

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