maire
Britishnoun
Etymology
Origin of maire
Māori
Example Sentences
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Maire from Magilligan, County Londonderry, who is among the children selected to perform tonight, told BBC News NI that it is "a dream come true".
From BBC
Maire said "it was a dream come true to get the phone call" after her mother sent RTÉ a video of her singing.
From BBC
“I hope that this decision will enable discussions to resume with a view to forming a new government, which France needs,” Le Maire wrote on X.
Le Maire said later Monday he had proposed to Macron that Lecornu take over his responsibilities as the outgoing defense minister.
Officially it was because Lecornu had done the dirty by naming former finance minister Bruno Le Maire as his pick for defence.
From BBC
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