Sturges

[ stur-jis ]

noun

1. Preston, 1898–1959, U.S. playwright and screenwriter.

Example Sentences

But I have a serious suggestion for La Liz, which is less Sturges than Sidney Lumet.

From The Daily Beast

Ever seen The Great McGinty, the fantastic Preston Sturges film?

From The Daily Beast

In vain Huskisson offered to take all the trouble on himself, and they all tried to persuade Sturges.

From Project Gutenberg

I've lent this really most amiable little old house to Jonathan Sturges while I'm away—and he's to come as soon as he can.

From Project Gutenberg

But Claflin, after getting four around Sturges, punted out of danger to Brimfield's forty-seven.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Sturges moved to strike out "Executive," and insert "the Legislature."

From Project Gutenberg

Sturges Owen fled to the tent, while the men were swept from their feet, buried beneath the human tide.

From Project Gutenberg