Bramah

[bram-uh, brah-muh]

noun

1. Joseph, 1748–1814, English engineer and inventor.

Example Sentences

"To be clear, none of Australia's law enforcement agencies have told us of the existence of a report that suggests there are potentially 150 Qantas employees who have connections to organised crime. Nor have they raised concerns with us about our vetting or background checking processes," Qantas Group Chief Security Officer Luke Bramah said in a statement.

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"If concerns are raised regarding any of our employees, we will actively support their investigation and take appropriate action," Mr Bramah said.

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"We've not been advised by Border Force of any of our employees failing this test," Mr Bramah said.

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Some of Lovell’s descriptive epithets even recall the comic sententiousness of Ernest Bramah’s tall tales about the resourceful Kai Lung.

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Robert Morris was without senior AJ Bramah, who announced earlier Friday that he was entering the transfer portal.

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