Bragged

And she bragged about her other venues, too.

At issue wasn’t that Madrigal fired so many times at Vick, but rather that he allegedly bragged in the months afterward that he did so mostly for kicks.

Gregorovitch had bragged about owning the most powerful wand in the world, so many suspected that he was referring to the Elder Wand.

He bragged that the slaughter of 1,400 Israelis was a 'victory' for Hamas.

He even bragged about exchanging “love letters” with Mr Kim, who frequently threatens the US and its allies with nuclear attack.

Heidi, meanwhile, bragged about playing a different game than Carolyn and Yam Yam.

It was bragged about by Newport City Council, developers, and politicians and its sale in 2017 was extensively reported.

Never in history has a government not only admitted to but actually publicly bragged about committing a targeted assassination using a car bomb.

One of Smith's neighbors, Terri Gilpin, also told reporters that Smith bragged about being owed $10,000 for the murder, but that story was never corroborated; in fact, other neighbors have disputed it.

On Monday, May 30 House Speaker McCarthy publicly bragged, when measured in dollar terms, the deal results in $2.1 trillion in social program spending reduction.

Quebec Premier François Legault bragged about his environmental record on Tuesday at a meeting of representatives of the Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance.

She recently bragged about bringing a loaded glock to LAX.

Temi sat by the sidelines watching her fiancé play and, in her voiceover, bragged about sitting pretty to watch her man play.

The former chancellor bragged that he had started changing public funding formulas to ensure more prosperous towns receive “the funding they deserve”.

Then, Trump invited Russian government officials into the Oval Office, handed them classified information, and bragged that he killed the Russia investigation by firing Comey.

The president bragged how he had ridden over 2 million miles on the nation's train system.

Trump once bragged he could shoot someone in the middle of Fifth Avenue and remain popular.

While some people weren’t pleased with his job, Sherrell took pride in his work and even humble-bragged a little.

Answering questions under cross-examination administered by Nana Adomah Osei, the 18-year-old second accused person denied that he had bragged that he was going to purchase a Range Rover vehicle a week to the murder of Ishmael Mensah Abdallah, the victim.

Being a Mainer out in the world is still something of a novelty; we shared stories about how we had bragged to fellow conferencegoers about how safe Maine was, what a good place to live.