Similar words: duly, truly, unduly, unruly, ulysses grant. Meaning: [dʒuː'laɪ] 
n. the month following June and preceding August.
n. the month following June and preceding August. 
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1) Many boys explode firecrackers on the Fourth of July.
2) Hi,July, please go easy on me!
3) It's normally much warmer than this in July.
4) We're going to Japan at the beginning of July.
5) The cut-off date for registration is July 2.
6) It was the hottest July on record.
7) Laura came over to England last July.
8) It's hot in July here.
9) Gas charges will rise in July.
10) The two banks will consolidate in July next year.
11) President Bush vetoed the bill on July 6.
12) The referendum will be held on July 14th.
13) The new church was officially opened on July 5th.
14) The exhibition continues until 25 July.
15) The movie will have its premiere in July.
16) In July he issued a decree ordering all unofficial armed groups in the country to disband.
17) What day of the week was 2 July last year?
18) In July, blue sky, the Sun, the clouds like a fireball seems Sun Shaohua,[http://sentencedict.com/july.html] also disappear.
19) In late July 1914, he and Violet spent a few days with friends near Berwick-upon-Tweed.
20) A swarm in May is worth a load of hay; a swarm in June is worth a silver spoon; but a swarm in July is not worth a fly. 
21) The new power station is expected to be online by July.
22) Fireworks have long been an American tradition on the Fourth of July.
23) After a whirlwind romance the couple announced their engagement in July.
24) People still remembered the earthquake that had jarred this region last July.
25) We have one child and are expecting our second in July.
26) We have extended the time limit for claims until July 30.
27) The White House probably won't make this plan public until July.
28) The weather at the moment is not typical for July.
29) I hereby acknowledge receipt of your letter of 25 July.
30) There was an upsurge in violence during June and July.