Gil Evans wrote a number of large-ensemble arrangements in the late fifties and early sixties intended for recording sessions only.

Before going to Germany, Evans continued her interest in theological work with a translation of Feuerbach's Essence of Christianity, and while abroad she wrote essays and worked on her translation of Baruch Spinoza's Ethics, which she completed in 1856, but which was not published in her lifetime.

Theophilus Evans, an early critic of the movement, even wrote that it was " the natural Tendency of their Behaviour, in Voice and Gesture and horrid Expressions, to make People mad.

However, Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes wrote, " the Constitution does not appear to authorize two or more Supreme Courts functioning in effect as separate courts.

A well-known example of the former is Mary Ann Evans, who wrote as George Eliot.

Green wrote to Freeman on 11 November 1875 :" I am very sorry to have missed you, dear Freeman ... Little Evans — son of John Evans the great — has just come back from the Herzegovina which he reached by way of Lapland, having started from the Schools in excitement at the ' first ' I wrung for him out of the obdurate Stubbs ..."

He wrote: " The people are treated not as a liberated but as a conquered and inferior race ...." The Evans ' sentiments were followed by acts of personal charity: they took in an orphan, invited a blind woman to dinner every night.

Mary Ann Evans wrote under the pen name George Eliot, and Amandine Aurore Lucile Dupin, Baronne Dudevant, used the pseudonym George Sand.

He eventually negotiated an agreement with the IRS, that encouraged him to return to writing, and, in the late 1990s and early 2000s, he wrote several novels in collaboration with authors Peter Heck, Jody Lynn Nye, and Linda Evans.

In 1979, Christopher Evans wrote a book about the oncoming microcomputer revolution, The Mighty Micro: The Impact of the Computer Revolution, which included predictions for the future up to the year 2000.

Evans wrote Gertrude:

* Adrian Evans wrote the song " London Waterloo ", which is dedicated wholly to the station

He recalled: " When I was five I wrote a song about the rain because I loved the San Francisco drizzles, and later I wrote about a dog because I couldn't have one, and a clown because my uncle was a circus performer, and when I was eight I wrote a song in the Saddle " about a cowboy in the desert watching the stars at night and thinking about God because I often looked at the stars and tried to picture Heaven ", inspired by seeing Roy Rogers and hearing Dale Evans give her testimony at the civic auditorium.

In a 1923 study of Bliss, Edwin Evans wrote that the piquant instrumental background to the gruesome story established the direction that Bliss was to take.

" Evans wrote of this work that although the instrumentation is ingenious, " much of interest is polyphonic, especially in the first and last numbers.

He and Johnny Western discarded the original Livingston and Evans lyrics, and wrote new ones.

Evans wrote about losing their daughter in her book Angel Unaware.

In 1978, Evans wrote Mahalia, his first musical, a portrait of Gospel vocalist Mahalia Jackson.

Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes wrote for the majority:

Laurie Wyman conceived the idea and wrote the scripts ( with George Evans from quite early on, but who was not named until the 12th Series onwards ).

Landor went to Tenby in Wales where he had a love affair with a local girl, Nancy Evans, for whom he wrote some of his earliest love poems referring to her as " Ione ".

* Mal Evans – counting, alarm clock and final piano E chord

Opinions range, however, from most skeptical, viewing the palace as pure fantasy based on 1920s architecture and art deco, to most unquestioning, accepting the final judgements of Arthur Evans as most accurate.

Evans named his inn after General Pasquale Paoli, a Corsican, after he had received the 45th and final toast at a Saint Patrick's Day celebration.

Linda Evans appeared in 206 of the 222 episodes, leaving the series after appearing in only six episodes of the ninth and final season.

During their final two years, drumming duties were assumed by Paul Evans.

Unfortunately, Evans ' orchestral scores from the Porgy and Bess sessions were later found to be incomplete ( or simply lost ), and Quincy Jones and Gil Goldstein attempted to reconstruct these for Miles Davis's final 1991 concerts at Montreux, recorded as Miles & Quincy Live at Montreux.

* Carl Dixon ( Moses Gunn ) – An atheist shop owner who marries the widowed Florida Evans following the final episode of season four.

Evans was elected to the Idaho Senate in 1952 and re-elected in 1954 and 1956, serving as majority leader in his final term.

Evans and Tolbert appeared in the two-part episode together ; Evans also appeared in one episode during the series ' ninth season in 1982, and made his final appearance in two episodes in the series ' eleventh and final season.

Orson Welles ' unfinished final film, The Other Side of the Wind ( 1970-6 ), a scathing satire on 1970s Hollywood, has a young studio boss " Max David " played by Geoffrey Land, who Welles admitted was a spoof of Evans.

Griffin occasionally tried to win Erica's affections, but they decided just to remain friends when in the fourth and final season, Darien Sills-Evans portrayed Darien Evans, Erica's fiancé / husband.

In the team's final mission, Dr. Evans dies, and Jess Bright is captured by forces of the Soviet Union and transformed into the monstrous Koshchei.

During the show's final two seasons, Evans ' appearances were reduced because she wanted to spend more time with her husband John Derek.

James Evans grave was found in England, their Evan's was cremated and sent to Norway House, Manitoba for his final resting place.

After she qualified for the final and pushed the US swimmer Janet Evans to ninth place, and out of the finals, the US Swimming association tried to get her disqualified, but were unsuccessful.

At Vendetta, Styles had his final match against The Embassy when he, along with Austin Aries, Jack Evans and Matt Sydal were defeated by Rave, Shelley, Abyss and Prince Nana in an eight-man tag match.

Souness signed Evans to add a bit of muscle to the forward line as Southampton entered the final lap of a desperate fight to avoid relegation from the Premier League in the 1996 – 97 season.

In the defence of his title in 1979, Rees returned to the final, again beating Evans along the way before this time losing to Lowe by 5 sets to 0.

Lightner recalled that, shortly after his final conversation with the retired umpire, Evans sent Lightner an autographed photo of himself with former Detroit Tigers manager Red Rolfe.

It was intended as the lead-off single to Evans ' sixth studio album, Stronger, but was later cut from the final track listing.

Evans, who ran the label with only a small staff, including his wife, kept the label going in the 1970s with occasional releases with its final record coming in the early ' 80s.