Sentence examples for black kitty from inspiring English sources

Potter described The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots in a 1914 letter to her publisher as being about "a well-behaved prime black Kitty cat who leads rather a double life".

In a letter to her publisher, Harold Warne, Potter characterized the principal character as "a well-behaved black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life, and goes out hunting with a little gun on moonlight nights, dressed up like puss in boots".

The 150th anniversary of Potter's birth is being celebrated this year with events ranging from a new 50p coin from the Royal Mint featuring Peter Rabbit to the publication of a lost story by the author featuring "a well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life", newly illustrated by Quentin Blake.

Publisher Jo Hanks discovered the lost work in 2013, after spotting a letter from 1914 in which Potter described the narrative about "a well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life".

Maybe if it meows often, name it Squeaky, or if it's a black kitty, use Shadow.

If you have your own lovable black kitty, you'll see that he brings you nothing but good luck and that superstitions have no basis.

And last December, Damaris Colon, 24, a consultant in Newark, Del., bragged about her latest makeup purchase, a limited-edition Black Noir Hello Kitty eye shadow palette on Instagram.

I'm a coward, complaining is unneighborly, and I'm all too aware that I could be accused of hypocrisy, of the pot calling the kitty black.

Aside from that handicap, the choreographer also has a tough task because the text (here a colloquial English translation from the French by Michael Flanders and Kitty Black) is so dramatic as to make danced exposition seem vaguely superfluous.

It is fairly clear that Hot Topic, which sells an assortment of studded black vests, Hello Kitty hoodies and body jewelry and colored hair extensions, does not compete for the same customer as Abercrombie & Fitch.

There was no choreography, but Sam West provided the narration, using Michael Flanders and Kitty Black's regulation English rhyming version of Ramuz's original text, which certainly does the job even though it sometimes replaces dark menace with home counties cosiness.