Casadesus

[ kah-suh-dey-suhs; French ka-saduh-sys ]

noun

1. Ro·bert [rob, -ert, r, aw-, ber], 1899–1972, French pianist and composer.

Example Sentences

Robert Casadesus’s sonata — by turns quietly noble, cheerful and elegantly driving — receives a rare, pleasant performance.

From New York Times

“Several friends didn’t show up this year,” said Marta Casadesus, a lawyer, “because they’re just a bit tired of seeing that nothing is really changing.”

From New York Times

They were caught against Levante, too: on 30 minutes Víctor Casadesús headed an equaliser and the title tilted.

From The Guardian

Atlético took the lead at Levante in the first minute through Fernando Torres, but the relegated home side fought back, equalising through Victor Casadesus before Giuseppe Rossi grabbed the winner in stoppage time.

From The Guardian

Fernando Torres put Diego Simeone’s team ahead just two minutes into the game in Valencia, but Victor Casadesus equalized in the 30th and substitute Italian striker Giuseppe Rossi netted the surprise winner in the 90th to end Atletico’s hopes of another title.

From Washington Times