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Emma English
Meaning Emma meaning
What does Emma mean?
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Examples Emma examples
How do I use Emma in a sentence?
Simple sentences
Emma has a very poor constitution.
Emma is cross-eyed.
Peter and Emma are just friends. There's nothing between him and her.
Emma was quite easily the nicest user I've ever met here, and I've met quite a number of rather nice people in this community! In fact, the majority of you are quite nice, but Emma took it to a new level.
Olivia and Emma are friends.
Movie subtitles
Well, time is of the essence, Emma.
I just need time to process this, Emma.
We're in a good place, Emma.
Emma, come on, it's time for bed.
Congratulations, Emma.
All right, Emma.
Not now, Emma.
Can you please take Emma to daycare?
Emma, it's time for bed.
But my dear Emma, how can you think such a thing of me?
Isn't that Aunt Emma's vegetable dish?
Do you think that Emma is gone?
Emma, you must save me.
Emma, darling, you must talk to him.
Oh, it's you, Emma.
Tell Emma to bring up my bread!
Emma, what are you doing jabbering?
But, Emma, I don't understand it.
Hello, Emma.
Would you care to come in and see Emma?
Emma. - Emma?
How is that, uh, Emma?
This is Emma Newton.
Emma's got the dinner almost ready.
Emma.
Don't move. Standing there, you don't look like Emma Newton.
You look like Emma Spencer Oakley of 46 Burnham Street, St Paul, Minnesota. - The prettiest girl on the block. - Charles.
Emma?
Well, we better get started. Emma's got the dinner almost ready.
Standing there, you don't look like Emma Newton.
You look like Emma Spencer Oakley of 46 Burnham Street, St Paul, Minnesota.
Will you please put this in the garbage, Emma?
News and current affairs
A wonderful example is the referendum promoted by Emma Bonino, Italy's star political renegade.
Three cheers for Emma Bonino; never mind if she fails.