Bragdon

[ brag-duhn ]

noun

1. Claude, 1866–1946, U.S. architect, stage designer, and author.

Example Sentences

That tally represents the success of “radical incrementalism” over “seismic shifts,” Tarren Bragdon, the foundation’s chief executive, said in a statement.

From New York Times

Tarren Bragdon, a former Maine state legislator, founded the FGA in 2011 with a focus on cutting social safety net and anti-poverty programs.

From Washington Post

“Success in the states is critical for achieving national change, as it often opens the door to federal regulatory reform,” Bragdon wrote in the group’s 2021 report.

From Washington Post

The ground was founded in 2011 by a former Maine legislator, Tarren Bragdon, with money from the State Policy Network, an expansive group with ties to the Koch and DeVos families.

From Salon

“What most riders are saying is money needs to go for more service,” Bragdon said.

From Washington Post