Roberta

[ruh-bur-tuh]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Robert.

Example Sentences

I am taking you back to your childhood, and there has been a lot said about your full name - Lucia Roberta Tough Bronze.

From BBC

In 2002, he established the James E. Silcott Endowed Chair with an initial $1 million, bringing architects like Sir David Adjaye, Philip Freelon, Jack Travis and Roberta Washington to teach and mentor at Howard.

From Los Angeles Times

This all came as a shock at first for Philip and Roberta Ballard, who own and live on the ranch, but they said they’ve come to understand the necessity of this project.

From Los Angeles Times

“A lot of our efforts have gone into trying to make the best out of something that is necessary,” Roberta Ballard said.

From Los Angeles Times

Roberta Davidson, who lives on the estate, said she never thought "in a million years" the council would announce a U-turn.

From BBC