Eagan

[ee-guhn]

noun

1. a town in SE Minnesota.

Example Sentences

If they decided to leverage their balance sheets for growth, there would be insatiable demand for their debt, says Matthew Eagan, a portfolio manager at Loomis, Sayles.

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“It feels like getting to play this role within all of her layers has been a real kind of meeting of a soulmate. Getting to walk through the world the way she does and see the world from her point of view has given me a lot of strength,” Lower told The Times of her dual role as Helly R./Helena Eagan.

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Parking charges campaigner Lynda Eagan, who also helped Miss Robinson, said Excel's demands for money had been "relentless".

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"They thought they could bully a teenager and continued to pursue her into her early 20s, even though she had already paid them thousands in parking fees and and then unjustifiable charges until she had no money left," said Ms Eagan.

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Parking campaigner Lynda Eagan, who has been helping other people fight charges through a Facebook page, said: "Even though Excel Parking Services have suffered the humiliation of this defeat, they continue to bring similar cases to court simply to coerce other innocent victims of their five-minute rule into paying, out of fear of a court hearing."

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