Carla

[kahr-luh]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Caroline.

Example Sentences

This year's contest was due to have been held in 2024, after Ramsay and his co-leader Carla Denyer were elected for an extraordinary three-year term in 2021, but the poll was delayed in order to avoid a clash with the general election.

From BBC

“The goth scene in L.A. is definitely having a renaissance right now,” said Carla Carrillo, a local nurse and longtime goth.

From Los Angeles Times

Carla Maldonado spoke of being "incredibly sad and angry that this has to be a thing in any school".

From BBC

Sevens star Carla Nielsen has been recalled into the 15s set-up while Makarita Baleinadogo, the uncapped daughter of former Fiji international Dan Baleinadogo, was included despite missing out on a wider training squad earlier in the summer.

From BBC

France, who named sevens specialist Carla Neisen and uncapped trio Makarita Baleinadogo, Khoudedia Cissokho and Marie Morland in their 32-strong World Cup squad on Saturday, will announce their team to face England on Thursday afternoon.

From BBC