Katie

or Ka·tey

[ key-tee ]

noun

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

Example Sentences

Great Britain missing out on a first Billie Jean King Cup final for 43 years "stings", but Katie Boulter believes the team are close to ending their wait for glory.

From BBC

"I couldn't be more proud of Katie or how she fought," Raducanu said.

From BBC

Netflix reported Saturday that 60 million households watched the bout, which was preceded by a co-main event in which Katie Taylor won a unanimous decision over Amanda Serrano to remain the undisputed world junior welterweight women’s champion.

From Los Angeles Times

“From setting the highest gate outside of Las Vegas in U.S. history for a combat sports event to becoming the most streamed sporting event in U.S. history, this event is a testament to the global impact of Jake Paul, Mike Tyson, Katie Taylor, Amanda Serrano, and the incredible athletes on this card,” MVP co-founder Nakisa Bidarian said in a statement.

From Los Angeles Times

Katie Boulter, Britain's leading singles player, then missed the opportunity to secure victory by losing 2-6 6-4 6-4 to Slovakian number one Rebecca Sramkova.

From BBC