Sentence examples for cass writing from inspiring English sources

Intimacy at 8.30 (1954) flourished, with Cass writing some of the most amusing musical moments for Joan Heal as Jezebel.

As always, I found Cass' writing addictive and exiting, and I really enjoyed learning more about all the characters I have grown to love.

The 2016 Deborah Cass Writing Prize will be awarded on 6pm, Tuesday 13 December at Centre for Contemporary Photography, 404 George Street Fitzroy.

"I won't pretend that I'll ever fully understand Cass," writes Domino Records' Kris Gillespie, giving the kind of candid account of an artist you never read in press releases.

The Creators Project's favorite time-lapse demigod, Pelle Cass, wrote an article for Feature Shoot that highlighted the work of LA-based photographer, Diane Meyer.

Barack Obama's regulatory tsar in his first term, Cass Sunstein, wrote a book about it ("Nudge", with Richard Thaler). Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, has set up a "Behavioural Insight Team" or "nudge unit" to suggest strategies for tackling social problems.

"If we make refrigerators lousy, that's a big problem," Cass R. Sunstein wrote in "Simpler: The Future of Government," a book published this year about his time running the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, a small unit of the budget office responsible for reviewing regulations If confirmed, Mr. Shelanski will take over the unit.

Two years later Cass devised and wrote with Myers a late-night West End show, Round Leicester Square (Prince Charles).

"The funeral of the deceased was akin to a political demonstration with leftwing political elements most prominent," wrote Cass.

He's also the same Cass Sunstein that wrote the first op-ed about Julian Assange – the CIA asset and "child of MK Ultra", as Tarpley dubs him.

(Mr. Thaler and Cass Sunstein recently wrote "Nudge," a book advocating behavioral policies, and both were informal advisers to the Obama campaign).