Sentence examples for bragg from inspiring English sources

Bragg and Hytner, the National Theatre director, would have been on the mark had they omitted the "s".

But both Hytner and Bragg are one letter out.

And that's why I was perplexed to see Melvyn Bragg chastising the BBC for its predatory commercial instincts in Media Guardian - on the very day that ITV banished news from the middle of prime time, and scheduled 10 consecutive episodes of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? in the heart of the evening.

Bragg, who was closely associated with the Labour party during the 80s and 90s, but endorsed the Liberal Democrats in his West Dorset constituency in 2010, told the Guardian he thought having Lucas in parliament was key to having a real voice on climate change in Westminster.

Melvyn Bragg has said that "I'm disappointed at the way the arts seems to be shrinking on the BBC".

The Bragg figure is John.

Jefferson Davis, Beauregard was replaced by Gen. Braxton Bragg.

A Minnesota national guardsman faces federal fraud charges in connection with the theft of names, social security numbers and security clearance levels of roughly 400 members of his former army unit in Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Novak told the undercover employees that he took classified materials from Fort Bragg and would share the materials with them, the document said.

To paraphrase Crass and Billy Bragg – all big eggs Benedict fans, I'm sure – do not pay more than £6.99.

A Minnesota man who admitted to stealing identification information from soldiers in his former army unit at North Carolina's Fort Bragg, then selling it so false identities could be created for militia members, was sentenced Friday to two years in prison.