Roberta

[ruh-bur-tuh]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Robert.

Example Sentences

But I’ve been wondering lately what my favorite St. Peter Martyr teachers — Sisters Roberta, Eileen and Estelle — would make of today’s political discourse, in which claims of piety and Christian faith are not always backed by words and deeds, particularly from a certain world leader.

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Sisters Roberta, Eileen and Estelle will be waiting for you at the Pearly Gates.

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Biological evidence collected from Roberta Wydermyer had been preserved but never tested, despite Hastings asking the L.A.

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Packnett carjacked Roberta Wydermyer on June 19, 1983, according to court documents.

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Hastings had used a calling card number that belonged to Roberta Wydermyer and was in her wallet at the time of the slaying.

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