Katrina

or Ka·try·na

[ kuh-tree-nuh ]

noun

1. a female given name, form of Katherine.

Example Sentences

He pointed to some of Bush’s biggest failures, including the failure to reform social security, his response to Hurricane Katrina and the war in Iraq.

From Salon

Quite a lot has changed since February 2005: YouTube hadn’t yet launched, Hurricane Katrina wouldn’t hit until August, and Disneyland was about to celebrate its 50th anniversary.

From Los Angeles Times

Two weeks before Milton, Hurricane Helene made landfall, going on to become the deadliest mainland US storm since Katrina.

From BBC

"The problem right now is that large recipients of those goods including Europe and the US are increasingly reluctant to receive them," said Katrina Ell, research director at Moody's Analytics.

From BBC

As ’90s albums such as “Out of Time” and “Automatic for the People” sold millions of copies, the band was embraced by a new audience that didn’t care about the 40 Watt Club in Athens, where R.E.M. had played so many early shows, or that producer Scott Litt had produced Katrina and the Waves’ “Walking on Sunshine,” which became a commercial jingle.

From Los Angeles Times