Sentence examples for was bravo from inspiring English sources
noun
A hired soldier; an assassin; a desperado.
It was Bravo Company's first death in Iraq, and though the paratroopers did not witness it firsthand, they were shaken.
According to Sattouf, it was Bravo who gave him the confidence to begin writing his own stories.
Bravo!" If your first instinct when you heard the news about the Goodwin incident was "Bravo!", look out.
It's a bit churlish to just pick out one player for a special mention but Iniesta was great – and deserved his standing ovation from the home fans – as was Bravo and Suárez.
Here was Bravo's first serious test and he failed miserably.
The preview of the New Jersey version in early April was Bravo's highest-rated preview show ever, with 1.43 million.
My first reaction to the Oslo speech is: bravo.
Among the top children's books were "Bravo!
All I have to say is bravo, bravo, bravo," he said.
Here you are! Bravo for making the wise decision to attend this University.
Beverly Hills is the nominal setting, but the real milieu is Bravo.
