Bianca

[byahng-kah, bee-ahng-kuh]

noun

1. a first name: from an Italian word meaning “white.”

Example Sentences

Living Rent national secretary Bianca Lopez told BBC Scotland News that those in mid-market and build-to-rent properties would be "left behind" by the bill, which she warned could create a "two-tier" system of rent controls.

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Bianca O’Shea, now the group’s special events coordinator, told Salon that residents in her hometown of Ottawa, a small city southwest of Chicago, supported the group’s efforts.

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"Brazil is totally divided," acknowledged Bianca, who attended a large pro-Bolsonaro rally in São Paulo on Sunday.

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However, up stepped star full-back and sevens captain Bianca Silva, who dummied and raced over half of the pitch to score.

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With France 72-0 up and cruising in Exeter, Yaras sevens captain Bianca Silva, who was picked out from the Brazilian favelas to play rugby as part of a charity project, dummied and raced over half the pitch to score a remarkable individual score.

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