Moya

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

Contemporary Examples of 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

Historical Examples of moya

"For Heaven's sake, don't be a prude, Moya," Joyce snapped irritably.
The Highgrader
William MacLeod Raine
"He must have profited by my warning, after all," Moya said quietly.
The Highgrader
William MacLeod Raine
Moya, watching Kilmeny's face, saw only the slightest change.
The Highgrader
William MacLeod Raine
Would Moya smile when Verinder told her how the tables had been turned?
The Highgrader
William MacLeod Raine
It was like Moya that she carried her warning immediately and directly.
The Highgrader
William MacLeod Raine