Erika

[er-i-kuh]

noun

1. a female given name.

Example Sentences

After Kirk’s death, Fuentes turned his attention to Kirk’s widow, Erika.

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Erika Wright, a parent who leads the Oklahoma Rural Schools Coalition, which advocates for public schools, said the state’s deep-red politics might lead outsiders to think Oklahomans support state leaders pushing education far to the right.

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“The actions described in the article, if true, are despicable and run afoul of ethical duties of attorneys and criminal law in California,” Harrison wrote in a letter to Erika Doherty, the bar’s interim executive director.

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She is a headline speaker on this fall’s “This Is the Turning Point” campus tour, which also features Erika Kirk, Megyn Kelly and Tucker Carlson.

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“Coming back as Trina alongside such a dynamic, powerful cast of newcomers is something I feel very lucky and grateful to do,” Monet said in a news release, which announced the “Hollywood Arts” cast will also include young actors Alyssa Miles, Emmy Liu-Wang, Peyton Jackson, Martin Kamm and Erika Swayze.

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