Bradford English

Meaning Bradford meaning

What does Bradford mean?

Definitions in simple English

Bradford Proper noun

— Bradford is a city in northern England.

Bradford

— noun United States printer (born in England) whose press produced the first American prayer book and the New York City's first newspaper (1663-1752)

Synonyms Bradford synonyms

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Bradford English » English

William Bradford

vinney

theatreland

prime meridian

knucker

York

Yeovil

Worcester

Wool

Winchester

Wigan

Wickham

Whitby

Whetstone

Weymouth

Weybridge

Wembley

Wells

Waterlooville

Warwick

Warrington

Wareham

Truro

Torbay

Titchfield

Telford

Taunton

Tadley

Swindonian

Swindon

Swanwick

Swanage

Sunderland

Stratford-on-Avon

Stonehenge

St Albans

Spalding

Southend-on-Sea

Silicon Fen

Shrewsbury

Sherwood Forest

Sheffield

Scilly Islands

Sandy

Salisbury

Sale

Ringwood

Reeth

Reading

Ramsey

Examples Bradford examples

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That Had Nothing To Do With Bradford.

Bradford Seemed Fine.

Bradford Meade's To-Die-For Cavalli Suit May Have Been Just That.

Bradford Meade Is In The Hospital.

I Need To Find Out If Bradford's Changed The Will.

How Am I Supposed To Know Anything About Bradford's Will?

Bradford's Still Unconscious.

I Was Supposed To Walk Into That Building On Monday As Mrs. Bradford Meade, Owning Half The Company.

Damn Bradford.

That Bradford Was Even Into This.

There Still Might Be Another Way To Legally Become Mrs. Bradford Meade.

I Told You Not To Count Out Bradford Meade.

Oh,Bradford.

Bradford,My Love, I'm Here.

She was a Miss Bradford. Isn't that what you told me, my dear?

Bradford.

Amy Bradford from New York.

Pyne Furnace on Bradford Street.

The only high spot of the weekend was the meeting between officials of the NEDC and the ODCN in Bradford today.

I had a magistrate in Bradford yesterday.

Mr. bradford, mr. crawley. These are our fitters, sir.

On Miss Bradford, this is Sargeant Nash.

Please, Miss Bradford, please just do as I tell you.

Miss Bradford!

Miss Bradford?

A third was in the custody of Mr Edgar Trent,. president of the Huddleston and Bradford.

And the fourth key was given to Mr Henry Fowler,. manager of the Huddleston and Bradford Bank.

Mr Edgar Trent,. president of the Huddleston and Bradford Bank,. follows an inflexible routine,. departing the bank at the end of each day promptly at 7 pm.

Bradford Galt.

Unit 1A-17, 1A-17 to 300 block, North Bradford.

She comes highly recommended from Green and Moulten's of Bradford.

Bradford Alhambra.

Remember that cabaret we did in Bradford?

Remember Bradford?

We've just done Bradford.

Maybe I should have take family to Bradford long time ago.

I have a friend in Bradford, his name is Mr Shah.

Tomorrow we go Bradford.

I'm goin' to Bradford.

I arranging a friend. and a family come from Bradford.

Make sure you're back by dinner, we've got visitors coming over from Bradford.

Who'd have thought from a landscape of red dust and annoying bush flies, an Aussie romance writer could evolve with more beating hearts than Barbara Taylor-Bradford, more sizzle than Joan Collins?

News and current affairs

Everyone remembers the Watts, Newark, and Detroit riots in the United States in the 1960's, and the riots in Liverpool in the UK in the early 1980's, as well as in Bradford, Oldham, and Burnley in recent years.