Bronwyn
Proper noun
Meaning
Bronwyn
A female given name from Welsh.
Bronwyn Bishop, b. 1942
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Examples
Dr Bronwyn Orr says more local research is needed on street cats.
He runs his eyes over all of us and zeroes in on Bronwyn as the most responsible of the bunch.
"We don't have any facts on the matter and I don't know if we ever will," said Bronwyn Barter, president of the Ambulance Paramedics of B.C. (CUPE 378).
“We have worked hard to develop a common sense, administratively simple program that creates much-needed jobs in the struggling oil and gas sector,” Energy and Resources Minister Bronwyn Eyre said.
She is somewhat unhappily married to cheating husband Keith at the start of the series (with a grown-up daughter, Lisa), but in series two he leaves her for a Welsh dental hygienist called Bronwyn.
This special features Minister Nalendi Pandor, Gauteng Premier David Makhura, Gauteng MEC Barbara Creecy and a panel discussion, moderated by Bronwyn Nielsen, CNBC Africa Editor-at-Large, on the topic of Benchmarking Disruption and Innovation.