Cassatt

[ kuh-sat ]

noun

1. Mary, 1845–1926, U.S. painter.

Cassatt

/ kəˈsæt /

noun

1. CassattMary18451926FUSARTS AND CRAFTS: painter Mary. 1845–1926, US impressionist painter, who lived in France

Example Sentences

The original source code of the internet included the capability for transactions to users, but this capability was never implemented, according to Cassatt.

From Digiday

Businesses using the Web2 model essentially co-opted the open access to information and turned it into an advertising-based business model, Cassatt continued.

From Digiday

The Mrs. Cassatt has not been exhibited in England since, and is one of the least known of his portraits.

From Project Gutenberg

Mr. Cassatt, punctilious in these matters, paid Whistler for the painting before he returned to America.

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Mr. Stewart asked him if he would see Mr. Cassatt, if he would bring him down to the mayor's office.

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Mr. Cassatt was there, one of the vice-presidents of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.

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Numbers of people told me to leave, and Mr. Cassatt directed me to leave.

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