Paula
Americannoun
Example Sentences
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Two of those prospects, De Paula and Quintero, were international signings, and the other two, Hope and Sirota, were acquired via trade.
From Los Angeles Times
The announcement follows a campaign by Tony Hudgell and his adoptive mum Paula, from West Malling in Kent.
From BBC
"Now, with the child cruelty register, we are building on that progress, giving safeguarding teams the tools and visibility they need to prevent further abuse," said Paula.
From BBC
In Brussels, European Commission spokesperson Paula Pinho told reporters that the two leaders were set for an important signing ceremony.
From Barron's
Paula Jimenez, a 22-year-old saleswoman in the Peruvian capital Lima, said the political crisis was "secondary" compared to the everyday problems of ordinary people.
From Barron's
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