Sentence examples for have kitty from inspiring English sources

This year, we have Kitty Pryde" – ONTD.

She wouldn't have Kitty and Lydia ruining everyone's prospects.

"Fourteen-year-old white girls shouldn't just have to listen to Miley Cyrus or Lil Wayne, they should have Kitty," he explains.

But the town does have Kitty Hawk Kites, and its walls are festooned with every kind imaginable, from long dragon numbers to ordinary diamond-shaped models that looked like what Charlie Brown could never fly.

Old cats should not have kitty condos.

(Because you know what? They have kitty-whiskers!) "Literally" does not intensify a verb or adjective, like "truly" or "greatly"; it means exactly, precisely, according to the strictest definition.

"I hated coming home to an empty house, even though I had kitty cats," she said.

Having Kitty harbor a fervent affection for the sitcom "Will & Grace" does not really disguise the contrivance of his inclusion in some scenes, although some of his sardonic commentary is choice.

Anne has Kitty in the way that others have God.

Anne has Kitty in the way that religious people have God.

If you're asking for a kitty say " wishes for a kitty" or "mom, can I have a kitty, I don't mind if we can't get one though".