Vera

• “Vera -- _Vera Nevill_!" was all he said; and then below his breath, as though his absolute amazement were utterly irrepressible: "_By Jove! _”

  Vera Nevill Or, Poor Wisdom's Chance

• “One woman in twelve, registered under the name Vera Gooding.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Black Angel

• “I thought these kinds of businesses are to happen up in Vera and Sam's Triangle around SW 10th and Burnside.”

  Stimulus galore (Jack Bog's Blog)

• “In an effort to earn greater regard—and profits—from the mainstream fashion audience, she will place her famous name on her midpriced line of ready-to-wear, which is now called "Lavender" and will be called "Vera Wang.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Beyond Bridal: Vera Wang's New Look

• “The Longorias arrived in Vera Cruz in the summer of 1603, thus landing in North America seventeen years before the Mayflower!”

  The Huffington Post: Faces of America: The True Dichotomy of Eva Longoria

• “The midprice line, which will be called Vera Wang, isn't in production yet.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Corrections & Amplifications

• “The two of them would look quite celebratory in Vera Wang bridal gowns, giving sound advice.”

  Former Laetare Medalist to deliver address at Notre Dame's commencement

• “Shouts and songs told them that the federal detachment holding the place was celebrating its indignation at the landing of American bluejackets in Vera”

  WHOSE BUSINESS IS TO LIVE

• “Vera is one of the supporters, along with current Education Minister Vallejo, who is behind the alternative to the UNE.”

  Global Voices in English » Ecuador: Evaluating Public School Teachers

• “Because of his visibility and the trajectories as journalist both on television and in print, Vera is well-known person in Ecuador and local bloggers have their own opinions.”

  Global Voices in English » Ecuador: The Departure of a Television Anchor

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