Bradenton

American  

[breyd-n-tuhn] / ˈbreɪd n tən /

noun

1. a city in W Florida.

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Example Sentences

A 1974 profile in the Bradenton Herald shortly before his death described “the legendary hero-sheriff” thusly:

From Slate

In what may have been his final interview, conducted just weeks before his death, Pusser told the editor of the Bradenton Herald that the men who had killed his wife had been brought to justice.

From Slate

Their purchase, Bradenton, Fla.-based Community Bank of Manatee, went public as C1 Financial in 2014, making Burgess one of the first openly gay CEOs of a publicly traded company.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Bruins already appear to have lost one high school recruit after Johnnie Jones, a four-star offensive tackle from Bradenton, Fla., told Rivals.com that he was no longer committed to the school.

From Los Angeles Times

St. John Bosco went to Bradenton, Fla., and came away with a 31-0 win over Manatee in a game halted at halftime because of lightning.

From Los Angeles Times