Bradstreet

[ brad-street ]

noun

1. Anne (Dudley), 1612?–72, American poet.
2. her husband Simon, 1603–97, governor of the Massachusetts colony 1679–86, 1689–92.

Bradstreet

/ ˈbrædˌstriːt /

noun

1. BradstreetAnne (Dudley)?16121672FUSEnglishWRITING: poet Anne ( Dudley ). ?1612–72, US poet, born in England: regarded as the first significant US poet

Example Sentences

Looking back at the end of December 1893 on the year just coming to a close, the business journal Bradstreet’s Weekly called the losses suffered nationwide in “financial, commercial and industrial circles” worse than at any time in “the past eighty years.”

From Los Angeles Times

Developed for television by Kyle Bradstreet, the extraterrestrial political spy thriller is currently in the midst of its six-episode run on Disney+.

From Los Angeles Times

The show’s creator, Kyle Bradstreet, was a writer and producer for “Mr. Robot,” and he injects some of the ambient unease that show specialized in.

From New York Times

His work was displayed in European castles and corporate headquarters like Dun & Bradstreet, and at institutions like the American Merchant Marine Museum in Kings Point, N.Y., and the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England.

From New York Times

She complains that there’s “a dash of cosy feminism” in biographer Charlotte Gordon’s picture of Bradstreet rocking her baby while composing her poems.

From Washington Post