Samantha

[suh-man-thuh]

noun

1. a female given name: from an Aramaic word meaning “listener.”

Example Sentences

Lord Cameron, 59, told the Times newspaper his wife Samantha insisted that he go for a check-up after being inspired by a BBC radio interview with entrepreneur Nick Jones, who was campaigning for more men to be tested after being diagnosed himself.

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It was the first time in section history the finals meet was held on the hilly course near Dodger Stadium and despite the lack of familiarity Balaraman clocked 19 minutes, 28 seconds on the approximately three-mile route to win by more than nine seconds over runner-up Samantha Pacheco of Granada Hills.

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The complaint also sought action against Diesel’s One Race Films production company and its president, Samantha Vincent, Diesel’s sister.

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Samantha Stewart, the school’s orchestra director, thought referencing the movie would be the best way to draw attention to the closure.

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“Orbital,” by Samantha Harvey, won the 2024 Booker Prize on Tuesday.

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