Tula

[ too-luh ]

noun

1. a city in the W Russian Federation in Europe, S of Moscow.
2. a city in SW Hidalgo, in central Mexico, NW of Mexico City: site of ruins believed to be of the ancient Toltec city of Tula, fl. a.d. c1000–1200.

Tula

/ ˈtulə /

noun

1. an industrial city in W central Russia. Pop: 460 000 (2005 est)

Example Sentences

That kind of thinking might just be why Tula is trying its hand at something different.

From Digiday

In 2022, Tula will open what it is calling a “Home Base” in New York that will be a hybrid co-working, eventing, showroom and branded space for Tula activities, as well as a location that employees who do want some office time can utilize.

From Digiday

For instance, Tula, which considers itself a values-based company, has offered a quarterly wellness stipend, where one can expense anything that helps them feel well such as a Peloton membership, a massage, a meditation class, or a healthy meal plan.

From Digiday

Doña Jocasta regarded Tula doubtfully; she certainly gave no appearance of holding wealth to redeem a pueblo.

From Project Gutenberg

It was a direct question, and to be answered with directness, and he watched Tula anxiously lest she say the wrong thing.

From Project Gutenberg

Tula sped to Fidelio, secured the key and was back to hold the stirrup of Rotil as he was helped to the saddle.

From Project Gutenberg

Some of these Indians dropped like dead and were carried out of the gate that way as Tula stood inside and named the names.

From Project Gutenberg

But Rhodes, after one glance at the bellowing assistant of Indian vengeance, found himself turning again to Tula and the padre.

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