The phrase "brad of" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used part of a sentence in written English.
It is possible that it could be used informally or as slang in spoken language, but it would not be considered appropriate or standard in formal writing. Example: "Brad of" is not a proper noun or complete phrase, so it is difficult to provide an example. However, if we assume that "Brad" is a person's name, a possible sentence could be: "I am a fan of Brad, but I am not sure what you mean by 'Brad of'."
Bow-tied Brad of "The Rachel Zoe Project" blithely snapped away at Jill Stuart.
She is survived by her son, Brad, of St .Petersburg and Laguna Niguel, Calif., and two grandchildren.
Where Dallas accuses Brad of "twisting and spinning," Brad accuses Dallas of trafficking in "lies, innuendo and conspiracy theories".
In addition to his wife, Mr. Morse is survived by his son, Brad, of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, and two grandsons.
They were the Jennifer and Brad of their day, the tabloids' favorite couple, with Elizabeth Taylor, for whom Mr. Fisher left his wife and family, eventually taking on the role of Angelina, plusher and without the tattoos.
Also survived by six loving children: Christine Bauler (husband Brad), of Framingham, MA; Grant Peacock III (wife Lawson), of Tucker, GA; Kathleen Benchley (husband Nathaniel), of New York City; Mary Jo Teetor (husband Mark), of Poultney, VT; Frances Stanulonis (husband Mark), of Groton Long Point, CT; and Andrew (wife Lizz), of Newry, ME; and six grandchildren.
Even as I know that fewer wars would be fought if the Andreys of the world stopped feeling the primal urge to go to battle, I also realize with breathtaking selfishness that even more wars would be lost, and that on occasion we might be lost, if the Brads of the world decided to sit them out.
"We have no real expectations of Brad for this weekend, I haven't spoken to him yet to see what he wants to do," added Cope.
Tomorrow on Boxing Day, Reyna will take the field against another fellow member of the national team, goalkeeper BRAD FRIEDEL of Blackburn, who has played extremely well lately.
The candle-blowing on Wednesday came after "Happy Birthday to You" had been belted out by, among others, ALICIA SILVERSTONE and JASON BIGGS (who are in "The Graduate" with her); BILL PULLMAN; AMY IRVING; MARGO McNABB, who said she used to be Ms. Turner's apartment-house neighbor; JAMES L. NEDERLANDER, the president of the Nederlander Organization; and BRAD OSCAR of "The Producers".
The Dean's Cup, begun by JUSTIN GOODYEAR, DAVID GLICK and JASON COOPER of Columbia Law School and BRENDAN McGUIRE, MICHAEL PASTOR and BRAD KLEIN of N.Y.U.
