Keita

American  

[key-tah] / ˈkeɪ tɑ /

noun

1. Modibo 1915–77, African statesman: president of Mali 1960–68.

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Example Sentences

Nathaniel Wood overcame the odds yet again to beat Losene Keita, while Mason Jones overwhelmed Axel Sola in a bruising back and forth fight of the year encounter.

From BBC

There were impressive victories for Wales' Mason Jones, who overwhelmed Axel Sola in a bruising back-and-forth encounter to win by a unanimous decision, and London's Nathaniel Wood, who also won on points against Losene Keita.

From BBC

"Cemented carbides are extremely hard materials used for cutting tool edges and similar applications, but they are made from very expensive raw materials such as tungsten and cobalt, making reduction of material usage highly desirable. By using additive manufacturing, cemented carbide can be deposited only where it is needed, thereby reducing material consumption," said corresponding author Keita Marumoto, assistant professor at Hiroshima University's Graduate School of Advanced Science and Engineering.

From Science Daily

Keita Williams, founder of the career coaching company Success Bully, says she “wants to extend a virtual hug” to you, as she has experienced similar treatment in the workplace.

From MarketWatch

"Westerners used to visit Timbuktu and the sand dunes. Arab princes came to hunt bustard birds, first getting permits and hiring guides. Now there's nothing," said Sidy Keita, director of Mali Tourism, the national tourism promotion agency.

From Barron's