Renata

American  

[ruh-nah-tuh, re-nah-tah] / rəˈnɑ tə, rɛˈnɑ tɑ /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

Buckley gives "one of those performances that is for the ages", wrote Kevin Maher of the Times, also awarding five stars, while The Wrap's Carla Renata said the actress "is nothing less than magical".

From BBC

"Japan has always been a little bit complacent in terms of cybersecurity," Renata Naurzalieva, director of Japan operations at business development consultancy Intralink, told AFP.

From Barron's

Australian Open champion Madison Keys says nerves got the better of her "for the first time in a while" after a surprise defeat by world number 82 Renata Zarazua in the US Open first round.

From BBC

But when one of the workers at the shop, Renata, a young woman the same age as Mal’s eldest daughter, doesn’t show up for work one day, Mal begins to spiral into the past, questioning what she could have done differently, and then what she could do now.

From Los Angeles Times

And now, with Renata gone missing, there is nowhere to hide from the tragedy of this place, not at work, not at home and not even at the edges of the Salton Sea where Mal can sometimes find a tenuous peace.

From Los Angeles Times