George Owens *George Owens, medium in height and weight, seated comfortably under the shade of an old oak tree, was clad in a blue shirt and overalls, and brogan shoes with a few slits cut in them to prevent hurting his feet.
Beside the chair was a pair of brogan shoes with gaping splits across the toes to avoid cramping his feet.
During my wedding I wore a blue calico dress, a man's shirt tail as a head rag, and a pair of brogan shoes.
For summer I wore a lowell shirt and for winter I wore de same old lowell shirt only wid outing slips and a pair of brogan shoes or a pair of old shoes dat was thrown away by my Mistress' son.
Her faded print dress was clean, and she wore badly scuffed brogan shoes several sizes too large on her stockingless feet.
All slaves had was homespun clothes and old heavybrogan shoes.
Winter time us wore de same only dey give us a warm underskirt, and rough red brogan shoes.
Clothing for individual needs consisted of one pair of brogan shoes a year and homemade cotton garments, shirts, pants, dresses, etc.
Old Marster raised plenty of cattle and saved de hides what he sont to de tannery to be got ready for my uncle, Moses Downs, to make our brogan shoes.
Us wore brass toed brogan shoes in winter, but in summer Niggers went bar'foots.
It was he," says the same authority, "that collected the miracles of Brigid in one book, and gave them to his disciple Brogan Cloen to render them in verse.
The first of the six Lives printed by the learned Father John Colgan is the metrical Hymn of the Saint commonly attributed to St. Brogan Cloen of Rostuire in the Diocese of Ossory.
Mamma just happened to put that in with a bundle of some of my last summer's clothes, which she hoped Mrs. Brogan might find useful.
This reminded Constance again of Annie Brogan and the white dress that Lillie had regarded with so much scorn.
Us had plenty to eat and plenty to wear, calico dresses an' brogan shoes.
The home-made linsey-woolsy shirts that we wore over our cotton shirts, and the wool pants that we wore in winter, were good and warm; they had brogan shoes in winter too.
A boy named Timmy Brogan went with him tonight so a feller named Frost (his pal) is here with us now.
After their peculiar meeting with Timmy Brogan (as they afterward learned was his full name), Barker gravely invited them to the kitchen for refreshment.
For the men this issue consisted of 1 pair of brogan shoes, several homespun shirts, a few pairs of knitted socks, and two or three pairs of pants.
Both men and women wore brogan shoes, the only difference being the piece in the side of the womens.
Marse Henry kept a lot of slaves to wuk his big old plantation whar he growed jus' evvything us needed to eat and wear 'cept sugar and coffee and de brass toes for our home-made, brogan shoes.
Father John Broganassumed the charge of Fairfax parish in April, 1886, and remained seven years, during which time he labored earnestly for the good of religion and was much beloved by the people.
Then Brogansaid to me, "How is the best way to get some of that money?
When I came back the miller had won every dollar Brogan had as well as his diamonds, amounting to something like $4,500.
The game began, and Brogan trotted out his marked cards.
Next morning my foot and ankle were so swollen I could not wear my boot, so I exchanged it for an old rusty brogan shoe found in an ambulance, and shipped all my luggage in the ambulance.
We traded, and I had a good pair of kip boots that fit me, and he had brogan shoes, and was apparently happy.
A man of the name of Brogan and my poor Curly were the two victims.
Curly had killed four, by the day named, the other two had shot two each, Brogan only one.
I'll bet you Brogan doesn't think of them, now that he's got his own belly full.
Brogan was what we called the guy that was here before Clancy, and it done very well.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brogan" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
