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Dallas or Kowalski
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stella
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Stella is the stage name of Stella Huang , born December 17, 1980, as Stella Ng , a singer-actress and former model who has become a pop star in much of the Chinese -speaking world, including Hong Kong and Taiwan . Though born in Singapore , in recent years, ...
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
fem. proper name, from Latin stella "star" (see star (n.)).
Usage examples of stella.
He gave Stella the first injection, a broad-spectrum antiviral with multiplex immunoglobulin and B vitamins.
I-45 the traffic started moving again, and they passed the Astrodome before Guterson took the Stella Link exit.
Like, for instance, her cousin Stella, who had fallen in love with a musha dealer and given him the family codes.
Ishmael was kneeling over Stella, his face close to hers, he was keening or making a noise like a recheat, a horn-call into the wilderness of his grief.
Riordans, Molly Hayes, Stella and Sean, Mrs Ryan who had the apple strudels way back, even Mrs Fusspot.
Lizzie worked with a very teary Stella to pack the few belongings they had brought with them to Garland Creek.
He found himself thinking of Stella and Steve, of Julie and even of that pretty little Venie, Miss Venus, on Gordonstoun.
Miro and Albers and Stella and one that commemorated a Gwathmey-Siegel exhibit at the Boston Museum.
Her soft cry of dismay alerted Stella, who seemed to be the only person besides Brenn left sober.
The others looked from Irene to Stella, who glanced at her crumb-covered plate on the chairside table.
In conclusion, I should say that Colombo says that the figures being short of the prescribed number were completed by Fermo Stella.
The figures are again given to Fermo Stella by Bordiga, but not by either Fassola or Torrotti.
Po, between the point which faces Stellata and Rovigo, the river must be crossed by his troops, whatever might be the sacrifice this important operation requires.
Po only at one point of the river below its course: it is extremely likely that part of it should cross it at some point above, between Revere and Stellata, where the river is in two or three instances only 450 metres wide.
The bridge thrown up at Follonica was still intact up to seven in the morning on the 10th, but the troops and the military and the civil train that remained followed the Po without crossing to Stellata, in the supposed direction of Ponte Lagoscura.