Sentence examples for cathy from inspiring English sources
proper noun
And of its variant forms, also used as a formal given name in the 20th century.
The northern Victorian seat was won narrowly by the independent Cathy McGowan over the Liberal frontbencher Sophie Mirabella.
"There's nothing offensive about Cathy – she's kind and articulate.
He said Morwell had some similarities with the federal seat of Indi, where the independent Cathy McGowan defeated Liberal frontbencher Sophie Mirabella after a grassroots campaign to engage local people about political issues.
To torment Cathy, he strangles her dog simply because he believes she has rejected him.
Announcing on Monday that Cathy McMorris Rodgers would deliver the official GOP response to Obama's state of the union, speaker John Boehner said: "Hers will be a conservative and personal message – with a broad appeal to all Americans – about how we believe a government that trusts the individual is the best way to help create jobs, boost take-home pay, and build a thriving middle class".
Cathy McGowan hasn't got any policies and hasn't got a single dollar committed in funding for Indi.
Cathy Churchman, who was next to Simmons that night, concedes she never heard what Simmons said.
She found fame in the 1960s as Cathy Gale in The Avengers and Pussy Galore in Goldfinger, and has worked continuously in TV, film and theatre ever since.
The independent candidate Cathy McGowan is perilously close to unseating rightwinger Sophie Mirabella in Indi, with more than half of the vote counted in the rural Victorian seat.
Cathy McGowan, the independent candidate currently in a prolonged tussle with Coalition rightwinger Sophie Mirabella for the rural Victorian seat of Indi, has admitted that she is "not optimistic" about winning.
Sophie Mirabella is on the cusp of defeat in the Victorian electorate of Indi, with the Australian Electoral Commission confirming that independent challenger Cathy McGowan is "pretty certain" of victory as the final votes are counted.
