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Miriam
[ mir-ee-uhm ]
Miriam
/ ˈmɪrɪəm /
noun
- Old Testament the sister of Moses and Aaron. (Numbers 12:1–15) Douay nameMary
Word History and Origins
Origin of Miriam1
Example Sentences
According to Open Secrets, a nonprofit website that tracks campaign contributions, he and Miriam, his second wife, gave $83 million to Republicans in the 2016 election cycle.
Miriam, who asked me not to use their real names for fear of interfering with their ongoing divorce proceedings, discovered that this was boosting her credit score.
As for Miriam, after Nick’s conviction, she walked away for good.
The first consists of credit-reporting algorithms, like the ones that snared Miriam, which affect access to private goods and services like cars, homes, and employment.
According to Miriam, she and Roda were told to stay in separate rooms the first night, and a man walked into her room in the middle of the night, ordered her to take off her clothes, held her hands tightly, and raper her.
Revealing herself as both Miriam Weeks and alter ego Belle Knox made her feel vulnerable.
Miriam recalls her last conversation with her brother being about him trying to help members of his group escape the crackdown.
Authorities identified the woman as Miriam Carey, a dental hygenist from Stamford, Conn.
Wrote Miriam Lozano: “Matt Bomer is the only Christian Grey.”
“The service had the air of a protest,” Miriam Cantor-Stone, an intern at Lilith Magazine, told me after the gathering wrapped up.
A certain noble lady, Miriam, the daughter of Baythus, sent her servant to purchase some flour for household use.
Didn't she know, Miriam herself, that this was the one thing to think of?
Miriam was pretty now, with felicities and graces, with charming, unusual eyes.
"I can act just like an Italian," Miriam eagerly proclaimed.
Miriam benignly gazed—it was the perfection of indirectness.
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