Katie

American  

[key-tee] / ˈkeɪ ti /

Or Katey

noun

1. a female given name, form of Katherine or Catherine.

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Example Sentences

In April, Blue Origin launched an 11-minute space flight with an all-female crew, including Bezos' now-wife Lauren Sánchez, singer Katie Perry and CBS presenter Gayle King.

From BBC

Katie Kendrick, co-founder of the National Leasehold Campaign, said mortgage lenders were becoming more aware of the issue of escalating ground rents and "every day we see sales falling through".

From BBC

“It’s purpose-built for what we see retail customers demand today,” Katie Jahnke Dale, a lawyer representing Amazon, told Orland Park officials at a public meeting this month.

From The Wall Street Journal

Katie Davies, whose family has owned land on Bwlch Mountain in Treorchy for 90 years, said the clean up could cost thousands of pounds and could also harm her sheep which graze on the land.

From BBC

Mail on Sunday journalist Katie Nicholl was accused of having obtained intimate information about Frost's private life - including the termination of her pregnancy, about which the actor had not even told her mother.

From BBC