"Do you have a name?" "Yes. Abigail." "No, I mean who are you meant to meet here?" "Oh. Mr. Sanders."
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9 total sentences available.
"Do you have a name?" "Yes. Abigail." "No, I mean who are you meant to meet here?" "Oh. Mr. Sanders."
Source: tatoeba (11549646)
Abigail Allwood's team trudged a 10-kilometer-long stretch of stromatolites and identified seven different types with exotic shapes.
Source: tatoeba (12131052)
Abigail Adams was like a modern woman, even though she lived in colonial times. She strongly supported the American Revolution, women’s rights and education. She worked to get public schooling for girls. She was a smart businessperson during a time when women in the U.S. could not even own property.
Source: tatoeba (12185411)
Honestly, John and Abigail Adams were more friends of Katrina than mine.
Source: tatoeba (12959296)
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Closest matches include abby, amah, au pair girl, biblical character, biblical figure.
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