Grattan
Proper noun
Meaning
Grattan (plural Grattans)
A surname.
Anagrams
Examples
In other early games, Northern Ontario’s Brad Jacobs defeated Prince Edward Island’s Bryan Cochrane 6-2 and Saskatchewan’s Matt Dunstone outscored James Grattan of New Brunswick 10-6.
J. H. G. Grattan and Charles Singer, Anglo-Saxon Magic and Medicine Illustrated Specially from the Semi-Pagan Text ‘Lacnunga’, Publications of the Wellcome Historical Medical Museum, New Series, 3 (London: Oxford University Press, 1952), frontispiece.
In fact, half of the net job growth in Sydney and Melbourne over a five-year period has occurred within 2km of their respective city centres, according to a productivity and geography study by the Grattan Institute.
Grattan Institute chief executive Danielle Wood, who had recommended the tutor program, said it was a good example of what Mr Pallas and his colleagues needed to do to meet the challenge.
Turnbull goes out of his way in his book to nail Morrison’s games, and those of his office, writes poltical columnist MICHELLE GRATTAN.
In an earlier major report, Grattan argued that the government needed to spend a further $70 billion to $90 billion to secure a recovery.