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Brigid

NOUN
  1. Irish abbess; a patron saint of Ireland (453-523)

How To Use Brigid In A Sentence

  • Working with the staff at St Brigid Elementary Junior High School, she formed a homework committee.
  • (Entra Brígida) (Brigida enters) pasad a ese otro aposento, into the other room, perDoñad, Inés bella, pardon me, beautiful Inés si solo me importa estar. it's important I am alone. Don Juan Tenorio
  • Brigid herself was the only one who dared to cross this woman.
  • Sam had figured out that Brigid, in a plan to frame Thursby, had drawn Archer into the alleyway and killed him with Thursby's weapon.
  • Brigid didn't understand it all, but because of some health problem Bob was strictly rationed with his daily input of liquid.
  • Brigid refused and, in a fit of temper, one of her brothers hit her in the face.
  • St. Brigid's Hall in the town's square is currently undergoing a new paint job to smarten it up for the busy summer ahead, with the many festivities planned for it.
  • All walks of life were represented in the large concourse of sympathisers testifying to the esteem and high regard in which Brigid and her family are held.
  • Comencini was best known for his 1953 hit, Bread, Love and Dreams, starring Gina Lollobrigida and Vittorio De Sica, a film that spawned two sequels and helped turned the page on Italy's neorealism movement. GreenCine Daily: Luigi Comencini, 1916 - 2007.
  • Upon whose tombs these verses following were written: Hic jacent in Duno qui tumulo tumulantur in uno, Brigida, Patricius atque Columba plus, which is for to say in English: In Duno these three be buried all in one sepulchre: The Golden Legend, vol. 3
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