Sentence examples for lila from inspiring English sources
The word "lila" is considered correct and usable in written English, as it is a legitimate word in the English language
It is sometimes spelled as "lilac," which can be used as a noun or adjective. Example: The soft, delicate lila petals of the flower gave off a sweet, soothing scent.
proper noun
Given name female
Creation, or rather the process of differentiation and integration, is his sport (lila).
Then Georgia notices Lila at the top of the stairs, barefoot, wearing a slinky dress, a martini glass in hand.
When told that Shields is a great man, Lila responds, "There are no great men, buster.
She was both bad and beautiful in The Bad and the Beautiful (1952) as Lila, a wannabe film star, hoping to make it by sleeping with Jonathan Shields Kirk Douglass), the studio head.
"I thought you said you were going to get rid of her quick," says Lila. "The picture's finished, Georgia.
In 2011, she married musician Jamie Hince in a star-studded ceremony in a rural Cotswolds village, with former partner Jefferson Hack – the father of her daughter Lila – among the guests.
At the end of his life Ames finds himself delightfully tethered to this world by family, while Lila ultimately manages to accept the prospect of something good happening to her.
Lila is Bovary with backbone: intelligent, fearless, fighting to escape a patriarchal world that bars her from any education beyond primary school.
Have we found a modern-day equivalent of the six-word story: "For sale: baby shoes, never worn"?Lila Rieber Fairfax, VirginiaDismal rail* SIR – I agree with much of what you say in your article 'Never Walk Alone' (April 19th).
One of the women, Lila McLaughlin, said: "We don't know who did it for we have no enemies and are respected by both denominations".
Dr Lila Nachtigall, lead author of the new study, told The Huffington Post: "We found women taking HRT over a long period of time to be in very good health.
