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Tuléar

American  
[ty-ley-ar] / tü leɪˈar /

noun

  1. a city on SW Madagascar.


Example Sentences

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She also had doubts that her puppy was a purebred Coton De Tulear as advertised.

From Los Angeles Times

The president will face Siteny Randrianasoloniaiko, a 51-year-old deputy for Tuléar city under Rajoelina’s IRD party in the island’s far south.

From Seattle Times

Some of the paintings are by Streisand, including a portrait of Sammie, her late Coton de Tulear, whose fur is affixed to the canvas.

From New York Times

Relaxing meant letting loose her three Cotons de Tulear, dogs as white as snowflakes, whiter in fact, like bleached teeth.

From New York Times

She's joined in the boudoir by her "precious little sweetheart" Violet, a fluffy white Coton de Tulear; while an assistant bustles around in the background, fetching lyric sheets and acting as a fact-checker.

From BBC