Gregg

[greg]

noun

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

Example Sentences

It calculates that weekly wages have grown "by no more than the price of a Gregg's sausage roll", or £1.50, over the past 11 months.

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One of the longest sections revisits an encounter with Gregg Allman.

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It was very violent emotionally, and more violent than I think Gregg — well, no, I think Gregg knew it.

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That same week MasterChef had been plunged into crisis, with a report upholding 45 allegations about Gregg Wallace's behaviour on the BBC show, and another against co-host John Torode of using racist language.

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It was fronted by Torode and food critic Grace Dent, who stepped in after BBC News first revealed separate allegations against former host Gregg Wallace.

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