Biggs

American  

[bigz] / bɪgz /

noun

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

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Example Sentences

“They really couldn’t keep up, which is unfortunate,” said Sara Biggs, 40, who runs a YouTube channel dedicated to robotic vacuums.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Bowl, which began as a Methodist camp in the 1890s, was purchased by Edward Biggs, a Northern California real estate mogul, in 2005 and split between his first and second wives after his death in 2021.

From Los Angeles Times

The owners have not responded to multiple requests for comment, but in February, Colby Biggs, Edward Biggs’s grandson, told CalMatters that “If we have to go invest $100 million to rebuild the park and we’re not able to recoup that in some fashion, then it’s not likely we will rebuild the park.”

From Los Angeles Times

Mobile home law experts and many residents doubt that the Biggs would be able to convert the rent-controlled mobile home park into something else under existing law.

From Los Angeles Times

The most realistic option, should the Biggs decide against rebuilding, would be to sell the park to another owner — or directly to the residents, a course of action the residents have been actively pursuing.

From Los Angeles Times