Natalie

Also Na·tal·ia

[nat-l-ee]

noun

1. a female given name: from a Latin word meaning “birthday.”

Example Sentences

Last year, Natalie Mitchel, 29, had her phone stolen on Oxford Street, in central London.

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Norwood’s creator told Broadcast International she wanted the AI creation to be the next Scarlett Johansson or Natalie Portman.

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Then the next morning, I watched Natalie Blanks raise her right hand and say that she and I were sitting in that seat together, by ourselves, that she saw a gun in my hand and watched as I “shot it out the window” and “put it in the seat.”

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These were Black kids I went to school with, some I grew up with—me and Natalie Blanks went back to first grade together—people who knew I was innocent, getting up and lying under oath about what happened.

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"The difference,” says entertainment journalist Natalie Jamieson, “is that those events tend not to be disclosed, or receive such publicity. The outrage is happening now because this is happening so publicly."

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