Mirabella

Proper noun

Meaning

Mirabella (plural Mirabellas)

A surname from Italian.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

Also, Walsh last week opened up two public swimming pools amid the coronavirus pandemic — the Boston Centers for Youth & Families Clougherty Pool in Charlestown and the Mirabella Pool in the North End. Source: Internet

The largest yachting sloop built to date is Mirabella V, with a carbon-fiber mast that is 289 feet (90 m) high. Source: Internet

“When you come into a community, it’s always negative and you have to have mutual respect,” he said, citing community opposition to his ongoing Mirabella development, which is replacing a nine-hole golf course. Source: Internet

“I felt sick, there was no ambiguity,” Mrs Mirabella said. Source: Internet

Joe Mirabella, director of communications for theSeattle Office of Economic Development and Office of Film + Music, said the Rock ’n’ Roll Marathon had to change the date of its race due to competing events, and June 10 was the only feasible date. Source: Internet

One of Carkeek's most ambitious projects is named C300, which at 300 foot is set to be the largest composite sailing yacht structure ever built -- 50ft bigger than the existing benchmark Mirabella. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

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