Carola

[ kar-uh-luh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Carol.

Example Sentences

Professor Carola Paul adds: "Our study has contributed to finding compromise solutions to manage the increasingly diverse demands on forests and forest management by society."

From Science Daily

“The findings are absolutely fantastic,” says Carola Metzner-Nebelsick, a prehistoric archaeologist at LMU Munich who was not involved with the research.

From Science Magazine

"Turning on the protein would lower the intensity of the immune system's defensive response which would help to treat conditions such as autoimmune disease," Professor Carola Vinuesa, from the Francis Crick Institute, said.

From Science Daily

Because of the work, the terminal that passengers use to go through security and passport control in Amsterdam won’t be accessible, Carola Belderbos, a spokeswoman for the Dutch national railway company, said.

From New York Times

Traditional services, which can cost hundreds of dollars to attend for non-synagogue members, don’t work for Carola Kaplan, a retired English professor who now works as a psychoanalyst and who declined to give her age.

From Los Angeles Times