Sentence examples for Scruggs from high-quality English sources.

• Scruggs looked it over.

• Finally, Scruggs likes American Equity Investment Life (AEL), a financial services provider.

• Earl Scruggs, in full Earl Eugene Scruggs, (born January 6, 1924, Flint Hill, North Carolina, U.S.

• But Scruggs refused to surrender any unmerited tobacco money.

• That afternoon, Scruggs was fingerprinted, processed, and arraigned.

• (Scruggs denies that the meeting occurred; Blake could not be reached.)

• Scruggs prevailed, and was paid several million dollars for his effort.

• (Scruggs and Patterson deny any wrongdoing; Peters could not be reached.)

Use Scruggs in a sentence.

• When Scruggs didn’t respond, Johnson drove down to Pascagoula, but Scruggs refused to see him.

• Others guessed that one of the indicted figures had been caught in a crime and was trying to win leniency by blaming Scruggs.

• Balducci saw Dickie Scruggs almost as soon as he arrived, but Scruggs apologized and said he had to take a call.

• Although Scruggs had been ordered to pay seventeen million dollars in back asbestos fees, Jones protected Scruggs’s tobacco money.

• If things went as Scruggs hoped, Jones’s contribution would be the least important component of the Scruggs Katrina Group’s efforts.

• On November 14, 2006, in a teleconference with the other members of the group, Scruggs announced that State Farm had tentatively agreed to a settlement.

• Scruggs approached other members of the plaintiffs bar, offering a piece of the tobacco action in exchange for an advance investment to defray expenses.

• The sisters, suspecting fraud, began to copy State Farm files, and, after meeting with Scruggs, started to deliver the purloined company material to him.

Scruggs sentence examples

• Flatt and Scruggs parted ways in 1969 when Scruggs joined his sons Gary and Randy (and later Steve) in the Earl Scruggs Revue.

• Flatt and Scruggs parted ways in 1969, and Scruggs joined his sons Gary, Randy, and later Steve in an electrified country-rock ensemble, the Earl Scruggs Revue.

• During his early teens Scruggs experimented with and eventually perfected a picking technique involving the thumb and first two fingers of the right hand—a technique that came to be called the “Scruggs style.”

• Dawson read the charge that Scruggs agreed to plead guilty on—one count of conspiracy to bribe Judge Lackey—and, when Biggers asked Scruggs if he agreed with the prosecutor’s account, Scruggs seemed eager to offer a dissent.