Sentence examples for katherine from inspiring English sources
proper noun
A popular spelling variant of Catherine.
Financial assistance through Medicare for women to attend one of the hospital providers as an outpatient was a potential solution, he said, as was expanding the service to hospitals in Gove, Katherine and Tennant Creek, where resuscitation facilities were in place.
Emilio Lobato, 53, his wife, Cheri, and their daughters, Katherine, 12, and Victoria, 10, were forced to spend an extra night in Washington following a long weekend sightseeing trip.
That's how far it is from her home in Katherine, Northern Territory to Sydney.
Inside there is a statue of Katherine, contemplating something in her hand a pinecone.
But there is no avoiding the fact that we know much more about him than we do about her.Thomas More (1478-1535), Roman Catholic saint, hairshirt-wearer and self-flagellator, chose execution rather than concede papal authority to Henry VIII over the question of his divorce of Katherine of Aragon.
"This is a historic moment in the evolution of philanthropy," says Katherine Fulton, co-author of a recent report on the industry, "Looking out for the Future".
Katherine Bavage is 28-year-old Lib Dem member Nick Clegg's departing message to Lib Dem conference was easy to anticipate: coalition may have been tough for the party but it remains right for the country.
Katherine Murphy, the chief executive of the Patients Association, said the alleged ill-treatment of patients was "horrific" and reminiscent of the Mid Staffordshire scandal.
Katherine Brown, director of the Institute of Alcohol Studies thinktank, said: "Before addressing individual drinkers it's important to begin by tackling the problem at the source, making it less easy to access cheap strong drink in supermarkets at all hours.
It's all about an official called Katherine Kerswell, who received a £420,000 payoff in June when she left the chief executive's job at Kent county council.
US district court judge Katherine Forrest sentenced Silk Road's founder, Ross Ulbricht, to life in prison on Friday.
