Moya

/ (ˈmɔɪjə) /

noun

(John) Hidalgo. 1920–94, British architect: in partnership with Philip Powell, his designs include Skylon, Festival of Britain (1950), Wolfson College, Oxford (1974), and the Queen Elizabeth Conference Centre, Westminster (1986)

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Examples from the Web for moya

“The longer you stay here, you really become part of the street,” Moya told The Daily Beast.
Nick Stahl: The Search Turns to Skid Row|Chris Lee, Christine Pelisek|May 18, 2012|DAILY BEAST
No one thought of Moya Lavelle in her lonely cabin in the ravine.
An Isle in the Water|Katharine Tynan
And Moya dressed by candle-light with a craven but a resolute heart.
The Shadow of a Man|E. W. Hornung
Moya seemed unfazed, as if he'd paid scant attention to my speech; he rubbed his chin reflectively.
Attrition|Jim Wannamaker

Moya abandoned these points; they formed a side issue after all.
The Shadow of a Man|E. W. Hornung
Moya looked up, expecting to see her brother, and instinctively donning a mask.
The Shadow of a Man|E. W. Hornung