Sentence examples for old kitty from inspiring English sources

(a) 'Old Kitty can stir cooler porridge inside jug'.

Then there is 17 year old Kitty, who is silly and empty headed, and 15 year old Lydia, the youngest, silliest and the most man-mad of them all.

But it's also interesting as a fine instance of a strikingly newish kind of thing: the serious and even scholarly biography of a much gossiped-over pop figure, where the old Kitty Kelley-style scandal-sheet bio is turned into a properly documented and footnoted study that nonetheless trades on, or at least doesn't exclude, the sensational bits.

If you meet a woman who says, "I will give you some of this kitty cat if you get that old kitty cat out of your house," we will make that deal.

It is essential that you comb and brush your old kitty every day to make sure that no knots develop.

The 46-year-old Kitty Hawk, a conventionally powered carrier, was planning to make its last call into Hong Kong before being decommissioned next year.

Another first-timer, the 22-year-old Kitty Boggis, who has been successful in Young Rider teams, is lying third on Five Boys.

Singing Mean Son of a Gun, 14-year-old Kitty sounds about as mean as a kitten (though, to be fair, so did Johnny Horton in the original).

"You need to drink the milkshake," I repeated.She lifted her head, and for a second I saw the 2-year-old Kitty, her mouthquirked in a half-smile, her dark eyes full of humor.

The oldest active-duty ship in the Navy, the 41-year-old Kitty Hawk has often proved to be a bellwether for American military action in this region, stretching from six deployments off the coast of Vietnam during the war there to last fall's work providing a launching pad for helicopters flown into Afghanistan.

And my mother's friends would say, 'Why isn't that child in school, or in bed?' And my mother would say, 'This is better for her.' " Mrs. Hart's mother whisked the 12-year-old Kitty off to Europe in hopes of marrying her into nobility; only when the prospects of a royal match grew dim did Mrs. Conn refocus her vicarious ambitions on the stage.