Julia

American  

[jool-yuh] / ˈdʒul yə /

noun

1. a female given name: derived from Julius.

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Example Sentences

Julia Child’s got a good recipe in “Mastering the Art of French Cooking,” but I relied on my mom’s recipe, which readers can find on my Patreon, and which my mom once cooked for Jacques Pépin!

From Los Angeles Times

The Wordsworth Trust, which bought the property with The Julia Rausing Trust and the Charlotte Aitken Trust, said the purchase meant it would be preserved for public use "in some form".

From BBC

Chief executive of The Julia Rausing Trust Simon Fourmy said he hoped the acquisition would help the Wordsworth Trust expand its educational and community programmes.

From BBC

In the 1844 case, Judge Lewis Sandford held that Julia Lynch, the child of Irish parents who was born during their “temporary sojourn” in New York, was a U.S. citizen.

From Slate

Lynch had no will, and his only surviving heirs, which included his brother Bernard and a deceased brother’s daughter—his niece Julia—lived in Ireland.

From Slate