Sentence examples for katie from inspiring English sources
The word 'Katie' is correct and can be used in written English as a proper noun
It is a name commonly used for girls. Example: Katie walked into the room, her blonde hair shining in the sunlight. She greeted her friends with a warm smile and sat down at the table.
proper noun
Or any of its variant spellings.
In a man that would be called "business acumen"; in Katie it was called "being manipulative".
Related: The Katie Hopkins effect: why MPs fear a celebrity endorsement The environmentalist Jonathon Porritt told The Guardian it was his initiative to garner support for Lucas because he had been dismayed by the "aggressive" Labour campaign in her seat of Brighton Pavilion, a key marginal.
Sugar's handling of Katie in her final interview was disgraceful.
I hope Katie ends up running a big company - an ambition she revealed in last night's show.
And yet, somehow, despite her cyborgian resolve, I found myself feeling sorry for Katie, wondering what had made her like this (she was reportedly bullied as a child) and what she was really like.
The blip was allegedly caused by Middleton's frustration about the prince's reluctance to commit fully to their relationship, earning Middleton the tabloid soubriquet "Waity Katie".
Within 24 hours of this happening Katie Hopkins posted vile remarks on Twitter about how long the people of Scotland live for.
"I've used energy-saving light bulbs before, but there's not much else I can do," said Katie Dransfield before she started the challenge.
The two women are part of a group of Central Saint Martins graduates, which also includes Giles Deacon and Katie Grand – who came to prominence in the early noughties with a playful, pop sensibility sense of style.
Her involvement follows the success of work over the past five years with her key worker, Katie Nurse, on improving her communication and vocabulary using iPads, picture dictionaries and interactive schedules like the one on her wall.
And her departure from the anchor chair will leave the major TV networks' evening news programs without a female anchor for the first time since 2006, when Katie Couric became the anchor of CBS Evening News.
