Biggs

[bigz]

noun

1. E(dward George) Power 1906–77, English organist in the U.S.

Example Sentences

“We must stop the advancement of Sharia Law in its tracks,” Arizona’s Rep. Andy Biggs wrote.

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Councillor Richard Biggs, Cabinet, member for property and assets and economic growth, said: "These proposals are all about creating a Weymouth where businesses thrive, families flourish, and visitors fall in love with our stunning coastline and vibrant community."

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A year later, Biggs fell into a legal dispute with city of Los Angeles over a plan to split up the property that residents characterized as a move to circumvent rent control.

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It prompted Biggs’ attorney to send residents a letter in 2009, stating that the inability to raise rent and the never-ending series of lawsuits made the park unprofitable and that he may file for bankruptcy.

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When Biggs, who rarely appeared at the park, died in 2021, his real estate empire was fractured between his first wife, Charlotte, and his second wife, Loretta, further complicating the Bowl’s management.

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