Janice

Or Jan·is

[jan-is]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Jane.

Example Sentences

Janice Gomez and her husband Fatima Hoang, both artists in Los Angeles, over the summer started fashioning homemade Huntr/x light sticks out of plexiglass and PVC piping from the hardware store, using laser-cut patterns made with a friend’s help.

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Two other company directors, Janice Stairs and Hayden Beckwith, sold a combined 484,088 shares for $2.1 million between Oct.

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Janice Lintz, 62, was abroad when she received notice that her six Citi accounts would be closed if the bank didn’t receive the IRS form within 30 days.

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During his two-year search, Moody and the nonprofit Alzheimer’s Los Angeles began working with Supervisor Janice Hahn and others on an initiative that became L.A.

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The proclamation was introduced by Supervisors Lindsey Horvath and Janice Hahn, and allows the country to coordinate interagency response and request state and federal assistance to help affected communities, according to a news release from Horvath.

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