Casson
noun
Sir Hugh (Maxwell). 1910–99, British architect; president of the Royal Academy of Arts (1976–84)
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Contemporary Examples of casson
Casson, who expects to be released this year, was also forced to pay the DoE nearly $20,000 in restitution.
Historical Examples of casson
Mrs. Griffiths ceased what she was doing and looked at Casson defiantly.
Haunted Places in EnglandElliot O'Donnell
“My liver must be very wrong and I must be more than ordinarily bilious,” Casson said.
Haunted Places in EnglandElliot O'Donnell
Casson got up from the table and walked right up to the picture.
Haunted Places in EnglandElliot O'Donnell
Casson thanked her for her advice and, turning on his heels, left the kitchen.
Haunted Places in EnglandElliot O'Donnell
But such as Dollier de Casson must have a field for affection to enrich.
The Trail of the Sword, CompleteGilbert Parker