Sentence examples for gregg from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Derived from Gregory and Gregor.
Rivals such as Best Buy and Gregg Appliances (which does business as h.h. gregg) also saw declines in sales thanks to Scrooge-like consumer spending, severe weather, weak mobile phone sales and price-cutting.
Gregg and McParland are two of five players who are still alive from the Northern Ireland side that played in the 1958 World Cup finals in Sweden and Gregg, too, survived the Munich disaster.
He approached Gregg at the screening of the film in a local cinema as part of events to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
In the film Reichental, Gregg and a German television producer contact Michnia at her home near Hamburg but she declines to meet the former Jewish child prisoner who was sent to Belsen at the age of nine.
That letter has now had a response and Michnia is being investigated," Gregg said.
Mr Gregg replied: "I don't think I came here to be a potted plant".The fear of being treated as a floral decoration may be what prompted Mr Gregg last week to go back on an agreement to become Barack Obama's commerce secretary.
For the first time in decades, that power is moving back to the White House.That leaves time for liberals to move onto to their other Gregg-centric worry: When he says the president talked to him about "entitlement reform", what did he mean?
The robot then goes to work automatically, twisting its head to paint a preprogrammed picture or to grab a tile of the colour needed to complete a pattern.Dr Mayol-Cuevas and Mr Gregg-Smith have also built a second prototype, with a spinning brush at its tip.
Gregg Wylde tried his luck with a shot from the edge of the area that was high and wide, before McCulloch tested the goalkeeper Michael McGovern with an effort from distance.
In 2011 California's highest-paid state employee was Jeff Tedford, who coached its flagship university's football team and was fired a year later for poor results.In "The King of Sports" Gregg Easterbrook, who writes a column on professional football for ESPN's website and is also a contributing editor at several American magazines, examines what football's popularity says about America.
This is not a case of MBAs choosing to earn quick money in consulting, finance or service industries, before moving on to worthier business in their later years, believes Gregg Schoenfeld, director of management education research at GMAC.
