Carla

American  

[kahr-luh] / ˈkɑr lə /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Caroline.

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Example Sentences

“Malls across the U.S. saw a significant rise in pedestrian traffic week over week on Christmas Eve, suggesting that people buying last-minute presents appreciate the efficiencies that malls provide,” wrote Carla Hinson, vice president of solution and innovation at MRI Software.

From Barron's

Then again, at that time, Schulz enjoyed and regularly executed veto power when it came to product proposals, and licensing rules were laid out in what former Times staff writer Carla Lazzareschi called the “Bible.”

From Los Angeles Times

He and his wife Carla Bruni face another possible trial over allegations that they tried to bribe a key prosecution witness in the Libya campaign financing case with the help of a paparazzi boss.

From Barron's

Republic of Ireland manager Carla Ward said Littlejohn had been subject to an "outpouring" of "disgusting" abuse after the incident.

From BBC

But some people do opt for testing which is outside standard age-based guidelines, says Dr Carla Perissinotto, a geriatrics specialist at the University of California San Francisco.

From BBC