Pippa

[pip-uh, peep-pah]

noun

1. a female given name, Italian form of Philippa.

Example Sentences

The party's energy security and net zero spokesperson Pippa Heylings said: "The reality is that investing in renewables is the greatest economic growth opportunity in this century and will protect the planet for future generations."

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But the parents of Kate Stanton-Davies and Pippa Griffiths also said it would be "safer" if the review proceeded at a slower pace, adding that proper mental health support had to be provided to those families sharing their experiences.

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Liberal Democrat energy spokesperson Pippa Heylings called heat-related deaths "avoidable" and said cool hubs were a "common sense idea" that could "provide a refuge for vulnerable people to get away from this stifling, sweltering heat".

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In an interview with the Daily Mirror, Mr Middleton said Catherine and their other sister, Pippa Middleton, have seen him "at my best and at my lowest".

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Mr Middleton has credited Catherine, 43, Pippa, 41, and mother Carole, 70, with helping him overcome a mental health crisis in 2017 that lead him to consider taking his own life.

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