Sentence examples for Victoria from inspiring English sources
The word 'Victoria' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use this name for a person, for a place, or as an adjective. For example, “Victoria was the Queen of England during the nineteenth century.”
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One of an American breed of medium-sized white pigs with a slightly dished face and very erect ears.
Harding defended Victoria Derbyshire's BBC News Channel morning show, going so far as to say that it had had an "absolutely brilliant start".
The president of the Islamic Council of Victoria, Ghaith Krayem, told an anti-racism forum in Melbourne that the federal government's plans to allow the immigration minister to revoke the citizenship of dual nationals found to join or support terrorist groups "would make criminals of people based on suspicion and suspicion alone".
APC women's leader Victoria Nyeche told Agence France-Presse: "What happened today was unprecedented … All we want is a fresh election because what happened on Saturday was a fraud".
The channel's rolling-news hours are diminishing fast, eaten up by Victoria Derbyshire's unpopular new mid-morning show, dreary repeats of The Travel Show and Click on Sundays, and – as from June – even a simulcast of BBC World News's Outside Source in the plum 9pm slot.
"Humour requires the ability to think outside the box or see unusual connections where others don't," agrees Victoria Ando of Oxford's department of experimental psychology, who led the study.
This title is hers to lose and when the draw fell kindly enough for the 2014 champion on Friday – keeping her away from the player for whom she has least affection on the Tour, as well as the steadily reviving Victoria Azarenka – the Russian had reason to be pleased.
The bread and butter is business, but the jam is made of a true mutual love, which began centuries ago with the Roman travels of Browning and Shelley, and Byron and Keats, who were staying in hotels that were called de Londres and de l'Angleterre, Brighton and Victoria.
Victoria Frith, Newcastle Five people: Picasso, Goya, Rembrandt, Michelangelo, and a writer, perhaps I'll say Goethe, because I know he was an interesting conversationalist and I don't know much about him.
If she can get past scheduled opponent Victoria Azarenka (finally seeded in a Slam, at No27) in the third round (an unfortunate draw for both) her sister Venus could be standing in her way in the fourth round.
Victoria Jaye, head of TV content for the BBC iPlayer, said on a BBC blog there had been a "significant surge in BBC iPlayer usage, as people all over the country un-wrap new devices and take the opportunity to enjoy our terrific range of programmes, at a time that suits them".
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