Cath in a sentence

Campaigner Cath William, who is also with the NLC, also told MailOnline today: 'Leasehold is a cross-party issue.

Cath King, who runs the Old Bakery business hub and arts venue in the city, has written to Cllr Donnithorne with her concerns.

Loved husband of Elsie, dear father of Allan, Brian, Joyce and Linda, father-in-law of Cath, Jill, Brian and Edward, a loving grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great-grandfather.

At least 1,200 people will need to donate every day in the coming week to meet the needs of patients, and Lifeblood donor experience executive director Cath Stone urged the public to donate now.

Beloved husband of the late Olive, much loved Dad of Steve and Anne, loved and respected father-in-law of Cath and Mark, devoted Grampa to Alexia and Samantha.

Cath has been involved in a number of events during her near five decade spell at the library, including treasure hunts, trips and barbecues.

Cath McDonnell, Sue Podmore and Carley Cooper also finished in the top 10 overall, amazing efforts from them all.

Cath was also a key figure in local political and community campaigns, advocating for woman's’ rights, against any forms of discrimination, especially those economic injustices that blighted the communities that she grew up in and lived in.

Now running for a first full term, she was challenged by Francisco Rosas, a Navy veteran and cath lab aide.

Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams, 74, has now told MailOnline he believes Harry will be “devastated” Catherine – who he always called ‘Cath’ and once declared she was like “the sister I never had” – is suffering health woes.

The group’s founding members are Scottish A&E specialists – including emergency medicine registrar Dr Ryan McHenry, emergency consultant Dr Cath Aspden of the Glasgow Royal Infirmary and registrar Dr Joanna Quinn.

The new hospital features cutting-edge infrastructure, including three Cath Labs, three Operation Theatres, a Hybrid Operation Theatre, 105 ICU beds, 120 general ward beds, and 24 recovery and post-operative beds.

We have outsourced our kitchen and laundry services to save time and manpower, and have also started MRI services in a public-private mode, and the next step is to set up a cath lab.

A cath lab is used to visualise the arteries and chambers of the heart and treat any abnormalities found.

Amelia Harper and Morwenna Talling are the two uncapped players in the squad while two long-term absentees, Cath O’Donnell and Lagi Tuima, are ruled out.

Cath Kidston announced that all 60 of its shops will remain closed after the lockdown is lifted.

I know Waterford people are somewhat tender about tendering as we still await a tender for the second cath lab, two years after it “got” the go-ahead.

The Raise The Flag mare is bred and part-owned by Mark and Cath Lupton, with Mark being the nephew of the late Snow Lupton who owned and trained Kiwi.

Cath Baker and former horse trainer Terry Roles, both of whom have been diagnosed with MND, enjoy their day at the track.

Cath’s Village was so named for all the people who help Baker — her friends, family and carers.