Molina
[moh-lee-nuh, muh-; Spanish maw-lee-nah]
- Lu·is [loo-ees] /luˈis/, 1535–1600, Spanish Jesuit theologian.
- Tirso de. Tirso de Molina.
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Examples from the Web for molina
Contemporary Examples
"As a society, we feed the danger by forcing all of these people into the shadows," Molina told me at her office in Tucson.
Molina said he has asked state Medicaid directors for guidance on how to proceed with its 2.1 million beneficiaries.
Molina says Gilead is entitled to a return, but questions whether taxpayers should be paying so much of its acquisition costs.
"It is estimated that half the patients who get this will be covered by government programs," Molina said.
Molina writes about life and death, war and peace, love and loss.
Historical Examples
Will Molina, alone, be sufficient for your majesty to-night?
Louise de la ValliereAlexandre Dumas, Pere
This denial is founded on the fact, that neither Ulloa nor Molina have spoken of it.
The Hunters' FeastMayne Reid
Of the berries which grow in Alaska the most important is the "Molina" berry.
The Land of TomorrowWilliam B Stephenson, Jr.
He shuddered at the thought as he had previously done while Molina was talking to him.
His Excellency the MinisterJules Claretie
Almost immediately after, a messenger handed him a card: Molina, Banker.
His Excellency the MinisterJules Claretie
Molina
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