Wrigley

American

[rig-lee] / ˈrɪg li /

noun

William, Jr., 1861–1932, U.S. chewing-gum manufacturer and baseball team owner.

Example Sentences

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But Elaine Wrigley, the owner of Atlas Bar in Manchester, said Reeves' latest Budget was "smoke and mirrors".

From BBC

"She may well have said it's the lowest rate and the best support but it's from the highest base," Ms Wrigley said.

From BBC

As for packaged snacks from companies represented by the Consumer Brands Association, it stands to reason why Skittles doesn’t want to see its logo appropriated for hemp-derived likenesses that the Wrigley Company did not create.

From Slate

A Mexican-American pickleball friend of hers has started carrying around her birth certificate, said O’Hara, who was at Wrigley Field for the Chicago Cubs game 3 in the National League Division Series.

From The Wall Street Journal

The cheapest $50 membership gets you one bike pass for the year, along with free admission to the Wrigley Memorial & Botanic Garden, discounts on Catalina Island campsites and other perks.

From Los Angeles Times

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