Julia

[jool-yuh]

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Julius.

Example Sentences

Waymo spokesperson Julia Ilina said the company’s vehicles are already subject to close, ongoing oversight by California regulators, and that the company’s autonomous driving system “is designed to respect the rules of the road.”

From Los Angeles Times

Professor Julia Walters, sister of Ms Perry, said Ofsted's new plans "still put school leaders at risk of public shaming", and urged the Education Secretary to halt the rollout.

From BBC

Julia Child’s version is the one most Americans know, a stalwart of “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” that calls for sweet dark cherries or summer berries.

From Salon

“Fly Me to the Sun” tells the story of BQ’s grandmother, Abuela Julia, who after the tragic death of her son in her home country of El Salvador, agrees to live with her daughter and grandsons in America.

From Los Angeles Times

Grieving Julia needs family support, but she agrees to an extended American visit only to help with the childcare.

From Los Angeles Times