Sentence examples for esmerelda from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Given name female
"Esmerelda!" she shouts as she disappears into the crowd.
On a recent winter evening, the only guests were a first-time patron busy falling in love with a TNT — a spicy tamarind take on a margarita — and Esmerelda, the owner's girlfriend, sitting barefoot on a couch in the corner of the library.
"Esmerelda" by Ben Howard is another song on the rotation.
So my next three books were written on a Brother with a tiny black screen and green writing, which I called Esmerelda.
("Esmerelda looked round one last time at me, giggling, and I laughed back. Then I let the lines go").
He is front and center in Martin Amis's Books review of "The Angel Esmerelda," DeLillo's first collection of short stories, and DeLillo's novel, "Libra," about Lee Harvey Oswald, is discussed in Thomas Mallon's A Critic at Large piece about Stephen King's "11/22/63" and other alternate histories.
The story, by Dawn Kawamoto and Tom Krazit, was an inside account of the company's retreat, held two weeks earlier, at the Esmerelda Resort & Spa, in Indian Wells, California.
(If you don't hear people throwing around the term "hysterical realism" anymore, it's because any net broad enough to catch "The Virgin Suicides," "The Corrections," "On Beauty" and "Infinite Jest" is going to have a hard time excluding, say, DeLillo's "Angel Esmerelda" or much of Philip Roth).
Clarissa Theresa Philomena Aileen Mary Josephine Agnes Elsie Trilby Louise Esmerelda Dickson Wright, cook, bookshop owner, writer and broadcaster, born 24 June 1947; died 15 March 2014.
The conceit is that Pontiac made these songs on an anonymously donated four-track recorder, while locked up at the fictional Esmerelda State Mental Institution.
