Sentence examples for * bagman from inspiring English sources

The choice of bagman is far from the only change.

Within the team, he is Richie McCaw's bagman, dispensing internal justice as the skipper deems necessary.

On Nixon's enemies list, he was "a first class S.O.B., wheeler-dealer and suspected bagman".

He was a reputed bagman for the Mob named Frank Nelson.

It wasn't true, though his cultural bagman, junior arts minister Ed Vaizey, did grace the occasion.

Gallo means "rooster" but in a political context it stands for a political fixer or bagman.

Mourinho first turned up at Barcelona as Bobby Robson's bagman in 1996.

Ram is the uncomfortable but diligent bagman for a department head in India's education ministry.

He did some work for a guy named Joey who was a bagman for the Mob.

Konik should know: for several years he was a bagman for the Brain Trust.

So hardly a journalist by most definitions; more of a bagman on his own account.