Lisa
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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"Amber Davies, Carol Vorderman, Lisa Scott-Lee, Gary Speed, but I don't think they're ever thought of as 'Welsh', that part of their identity is often overlooked."
From BBC
Lisa Barker, from Oldham, contacted Action Fraud, which is run by the City of London Police, after losing £1,508 for eight tickets.
From BBC
“Families who can’t afford to rebuild are being replaced by investors who can,” said Lisa Odgie, the chair of the emergency housing and stabilization committee for the Eaton Fire Collaborative, a nonprofit alliance working to help fire survivors.
From Los Angeles Times
“Relative macroeconomic resilience, exemplified by strong ‘economic surprise’ readings, has cushioned the impact of tech sector anxiety, limiting a potential full-blown correction to a violent sector rotation,” notes Lisa Shalett, CIO of Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.
From Barron's
The guns were bought legally in San Antonio in 2017, Austin Police Chief Lisa Davis told reporters Monday.
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