Gregg

American  

[greg] / grɛg /

noun

1. John Robert, 1864–1948, U.S. educator: inventor of a system of shorthand.

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Example Sentences

Gregg Givens, an English teacher at Ontario who coached football at the time, remembered Glover as a very nice, very smart kid.

From Los Angeles Times

Host of BBC One's Saturday Kitchen, Tebbutt joined Wareing and Galetti on the programme after the departure of presenter Gregg Wallace.

From BBC

Gregg Bartlett, chief technology officer of GlobalFoundries, said the lawsuits were necessary to defend the company’s intellectual property and the integrity of the semiconductor industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ben Gregg, head of welfare at the Centre for Social Justice think tank, said the figures showed the "absurdity of the 'relative low-income' measure".

From BBC

"A 2% fall in muddled estimates means nothing for those who actually lack life's basic necessities," Gregg said.

From BBC