dominic

IPA: dˈɑmʌnɪk

Root Word: Dominic

A male given name from Latin, best known for the Spanish saint who founded the Dominican order.

Examples of "dominic" in Sentences

Write to Dominic Chopping at dominic.chopping@dowjones.com
Write to Dominic Chopping at dominic. chopping@dowjones.com
Write to Dominic Chopping at dominic. chopping@dowjones.com and Gustav Sandstrom at gustav. sandstrom@dowjones.com
To sit and do nothing now would invite major difficulties for the world which truly does threaten security. dominic
She can be contacted at: tonya@ishareknowledge.com is danni right sending Luke and dominic home in the x factor? and is she right keeping rhydoen in?
Here you have dominic hannigan, a Lib Dem staffer, posting during working hours smearing an elected politician when they have now openly admitted that they did not believe the claim.
"Here you have dominic hannigan, a Lib Dem staffer, posting during working hours smearing an elected politician when they have now openly admitted that they did not believe the claim."
Reply to this dominic the chinese government is a corrupt pig sty we can face the thought of animals going extinct but to say that the chinese overnment is litterealy driving the uyguhrs to extinction is sickening.
Evidently he was on good terms with hens at home, for he made up to these eagerly as if to tell them his troubles; but the hens knew not ducks; they withdrew suspiciously, then assumed a threatening attitude, till one old "dominic" put up her feathers and charged upon him viciously.