Keith

[ keeth ]

noun

1. Sir Arthur, 1866–1955, Scottish anthropologist.
2. a male given name.

Example Sentences

Keith Wells, founder and director of brand strategy business Brandwell, points out Apple's "think different" advert in 1997 which, rather than showcasing its computers, instead featured the likes of Albert Einstein and Mahatma Gandhi.

From BBC

Keith Richard and Davis Bynum each scored 10 points for the Titans, who shot just 28.8% to UCLA’s 50%.

From Los Angeles Times

According to the book “The Colosseum,” by Keith Hopkins and Mary Beard, historian Cassius Dio wrote that “horses and bulls and other domesticated animals” were brought out as part of Titus’ aquatic show.

From Los Angeles Times

“SuperKitties” songwriter Keith Harrison Dworkin wrote “Hanukkah Lights” for the “Hanukkah Rescue” episode that premieres Dec. 4 and finds the heroic felines lighting the menorah.

From Los Angeles Times

A Seattle-based sushi chain has landed itself in hot water following an eyebrow-raising visit from popular TikTok food reviewer Keith Lee that left his fans questioning the chain’s food safety measures.

From Salon