Sentence examples for Kitty from high-quality English sources.

• he said to Kitty.

• Bailey paid little attention to Kitty.

• Hello Kitty is a Gijinka - a popular feature in Japanese Manga and Anime.

• In 2008 Hello Kitty was named Japan’s official tourism ambassador to China.

• Kitty found all this out not from words.

• Kitty gazed at her in dismay as she went up.

• After which, Kitty asked him in for a drink.

• Laura and Kitty agree, silently, that this is true.

Use Kitty in a sentence.

• The father calls, in falsetto, Here kitty kitty kitty.

• Most people who bought the Bialetti Kitty gave it positive reviews on Amazon.

• Get your paws at the ready on Instagram; the gourmet Hello Kitty-themed food is very pretty.

• The Experiment, by Kitty Clark Fine Art graduate Kitty lives and works in London.

• Kitty glanced at her sister, and the cold, rather ill-tempered expression of her face did not change.

• An alluring dance song by Kitty (formerly Kitty Pryde) that channels the Latin freestyle of the late 1980s.

• Both girls are keen to reveal the names of the dolls (Zoo-Keeper Kitty, Disco Kitty) and which of the toys they admire the most.

• Particularly ‘I Saw a Tiger’, ‘Pretty Woman Lover’ and ‘Here Kitty Kitty’, where a Carole Baskin lookalike feeds ‘human flesh’ to tigers in the video.

Kitty sentence examples

• Kitty insisted on having her way, and went to stay at her sister’s and nursed the children all through the scarlatina, for scarlatina it turned out to be.

• If you're looking for a kitty to add to the family, Lion City Kitty also works with the Cat Welfare Society to house orphaned cats that are available for adoption.

• One of the more interesting offerings is the Hello Kitty mailbox, a working post-box that will affix Hello Kitty postage to letters and postcards dropped into it and send them on their way.

• In addressing the journal directly as “Dear Kitty”, as though composing a letter, Anne was actually imagining writing to Kitty Francken, a fictional character recurring in Cissy van Marxveldt’s popular series of Joop ter Heul books for young girls that appeared between 1919 and 1925.