Natalie

American  

[nat-l-ee] / ˈnæt l i /

Also Natalia

noun

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

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Example Sentences

The family of Natalie McNally have said they have been left in "limbo" after they were warned the trial into her murder may be delayed because of industrial action by barristers.

From BBC

Emily Blunt says she is terrified of Tilly Norwood, the digital “actress” that has the cheekbones of Natalie Portman and the presence of Scarlett Johansson.

From The Wall Street Journal

It became a "drama school" of sorts for up-and-coming Australian entertainment talent, a springboard for people like Russell Crowe, Natalie Imbruglia, Holly Valance and Liam Hemsworth.

From BBC

The documentary itself is also a celebration of McLachlan and her fellow Lilith artists — which included Sheryl Crow, Liz Phair, Tracy Chapman, Queen Latifah, Natalie Merchant, Paula Cole, Sinéad O’Connor, the Indigo Girls and many others — and it shows how the festival leaned into the power of authenticity and community and being earnest in a way that other events haven’t.

From Los Angeles Times

Natalie Whelton, senior wealth adviser and wealth strategist at HB Wealth, said she works hard to help the more silent partner speak up in retirement planning.

From MarketWatch